We often speak of ADHD as an attention deficit disorder — a child who can’t sit still, who disconnects, forgets things, gets scattered.But what if, before struggling to give attention, this child had first and foremost lacked… received attention? Not a...
Some children seem to be constantly moving, jumping, touching, spinning, or making noise. They crave strong sensations and physical experiences to feel good in their bodies and minds. In the United States, these children are often referred to as...
Have you often heard it said that you’re “too sensitive”? Do you cry easily, are you quickly overwhelmed by moods, emotions or injustices? Does noise, light or conflict bother you more than the average person? Do you ask yourself 1,000 questions a...
Today, I’d like to share a story that deeply moved me. It’s the story of Corentin, a 9-year-old boy — as brilliant as he is sensitive. Corentin is an exemplary student, always very diligent. His grades are excellent: he consistently scores 5.5 or 6 (top marks)....
In a world where performance, efficiency, and “everything’s fine” are often the norm, many adults operate on autopilot.They hold it all together, tick every box, manage everything.And yet — something inside them is silently screaming.Not with words, but through the...
Muscle testing is one of the most fascinating and subtle tools used in kinesiology. It enables a true dialogue with the body. But what exactly is it? How does it work? And why is it so powerful? A Tool for Deep Listening Muscle testing — also known as...
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