by Bette Lamont NeuroDevelopmental Movement® Consultants understand that the plan for growth that has been our birthright for millennia is a guide to the healthiest...

by Bette Lamont Children and adults from all walks of life fail to form strong and appropriate relationships or, conversely, form superficially intimate relationships, which...

I love this article because it makes clear that the brain is a self-regenerative organ and we can derive a great deal of hope from...

Scientists have discovered that the brain’s center of reasoning is among the last areas to mature. The finding, by a team at the US National...

According to Dr. Jay Gordon, babies sleeping on a safe surface with sober, nonsmoking parents respond to their parents, and the parents respond to them....

By Bette Lamont If you have been seeking solutions for your child and found yourself sifting through the wide array of various approaches to sensory,...

Unique Therapy Program Revisits Developmental Stages To Help Brain Injured And Others By Cathy Herholdt For more than two decades, Bette Lamont has been helping...

The concept of Sensory Processing Stability© needs to be added to our vocabulary as a developmental goal. Here’s an introduction to our new terminology. Sensory...

Dear Somatic Movement Conference Participants (and a few other friends): I have Bill Evans to thank for inviting me to speak at the Somatic Dance...

Time on their backs, in seats, reportedly slows babies’ growth By Jeremy Manier | Tribune reporter For months before anyone saw a problem with her...

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Apr 2nd 2009From The Economist print edition How poverty passes from generation to generation is now becoming clearer. The answer lies in the effect of...

Each head injury is different.  A person with neurological dysfunction may experience any combination of symptoms or none at all.  Severity of symptoms varies with...

by Bette Lamont Swooping, diving, reaching and pounding, the body – articulate and bold, moves before us, a pleasure to behold. It has been suggested...

In her book Learning Through Play: Babies, Toddlers, and the Foundation Years,Tina Bruce outlines twelve important features of play:

by Emily Roberts Neurotransmitters: Relationship to Trauma and AttachmentAttachment is one of the most important aspects of a child’s development; it is the essential factor...

by Bette Lamont NeuroDevelopmental Movement® Consultants work with many children and adults with speech and language issues. Since speech starts in the brain, it is...

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by Bette Lamont One of the most moving experiences to be had by a parent or therapist is to witness an authentic, relational child emerging...