Multi-sensory and fun.

Dr. Erica Warren wrote:

I am a learning specialist/educational therapist and I know how important it is to remediate difficulties at an early age. I have witnessed, first hand, children overcome disabilities when they received the right cognitive intervention. Also, multi-sensory and fun tools are the best, because they reach a larger population and children will eagerly and enthusiastically participate. This is why I love MeMoves. It is a form of cognitive therapy that incorporates visual, auditory, tactile, kinesthetic, direct experience, rhythmic melodic and interactive modalities. It is also entertaining and can be done in a one-to-one setting or with a group of children. Although I see enormous utility for a students struggling with difficulties such as dyslexia, ADHD, PDD, and autism, I also believe that all students will benefit from the soothing and enjoyable activities. If students master MeMoves they can then move onto SmartMoves.

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