Integration of Early Childhood Movement Development
With Renate Wennekes In this seminar the participants obtain a general view of the motoric development of the baby, from lying, turning, sitting up, crawling to walking. These natural development movements are important for the adults too. During the seminar we do the movements ourselves, we feel them and test how far we live them and integrate them in our movement pattern. There will be a special accent on the movements that help the baby to cross the body midline. We will test the movements kinesiologically and bring them back to life, to use the power for our everyday life as an adult. The balancing of the movements can help us to find gaps in our development and these support changes of emotional challenges. The information gives the background to the midline movements from Brain Gym®. Pre-requisite: none Tuition:
Instructor
In addition to teaching Brain Gym/Edu-K and Developmental Kinesiology courses, Renate has developed her own Edu-K related courses like the Integration of Birth and Change she is teaching here. Her emphasis is on self-help and leading people back to their innate abilities |
Renate Wennekes, lives in Germany and is the founder of the German Edu-K
Organization for Development and Self Help. She is an Edu-K International Faculty member
and the director of the ILK where she leads students through a three year professional
track to become an Educational Kinesiologist. She is also a board member of the German
Kinesiology Organization