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Browse through these videos to watch and learn about how to change the brain in order to improve your schooling and your life. Sometimes it takes just minutes a day of simple physical exercises, and sometimes it takes much longer. Watch the video about the Pyramid of Potential, subscribe to this channel, and start your way to improving a brain!
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At the website, www.pyramidofpotential.com, there are many pages of information to get you started on improving a brain. Where there is Dyslexia, Dyscalculia, Dysgraphia, ADD/ADHD or any other issue regarding learning, you will find some actual inexpensive answers.
Let us know how we can help YOU!
For product inquiries, email Bob at bobjohnson@pyramidofpotential.com
Kathy can take inquiries about services. kjohnson@pyramidofpotential.com
At the website, www.pyramidofpotential.com, there are many pages of information to get you started on improving a brain. Where there is Dyslexia, Dyscalculia, Dysgraphia, ADD/ADHD or any other issue regarding learning, you will find some actual inexpensive answers.
Let us know how we can help YOU!
Brain Trainers: Advisory Council Chat Video
Four of the Brain Advancement Team Advisory Council talk about their experiences. Join the team or train your own brain! www.pyramidofpotential.com/brain-advancement-coaching/
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Kristel Knaus talks about Brain Training
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Kristel Knaus is a Brain Advancement Coach that specializes in Dyslexia.
Carmel talks about being a Brain Trainer
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Carmel talks about being a Brain Trainer
57 IQ
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Watch as Kathy Johnson from Pyramid of Potential, Inc. talks about the process that resulted in her student raising her IQ by 20 points. While many people would challenge whether this is a true change or whether her potential was already there, you MUST watch this and see for yourself!
53 Dysgraphia
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Dysgraphia refers to learning disabilities with reference to writing. Learn what can go wrong and what to do about it.
54 Study Skills
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How to help with learning? Here are some suggestions about Study Skills.
58 ADHD
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Kathy Johnson of Pyramid of Potential, Inc. explores ADHD with you. She is not against medication, and mentions when it is helpful. She then talks about types of attention problems and how they can be relieved by brain training.
60 Hope
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Kathy Johnson of Pyramid of Potential finishes the video series with some words of encouragement!
56 Neuroplasticity
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Kathy Johnson of Pyramid of Potential defines Neuroplasticity and describes how it works when training the brain. She puts the science and the therapy together, to create a system that actually makes improvements in the brain.
59 Autism
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Kathy Johnson from Pyramid of Potential, Inc. describes her experiences with autistic children and what helped them overcome many of the sysmptoms related to Autism, such as hypersensitivity and maintaining eye contact.
55 Accommodations
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I applolgize for the typo in the name of this video! We must laugh at ourselves, since none of us are perfect. I love accommodations; I also dislike them. Watch this to find out why!
52 Writing Problems
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Beyond Dysgraphia, there are other issues than can affect writing.
Math (50/60)
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Kathy Johnson of Pyramid of Potential explores what keeps us from learning math easily, when it is no problem for others. She gives ideas about what to do to help!!
Dyslexia (49/60)
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Kathy Johnson of Pyramid of Potential explores the multiple definitions of Dyslexia. She also talks about ways to screen to see if it in fact Dyslexia as most currently defined, and what to do about it.
You Can't Learn It if You Can't Remember It! Memory! (38/60)
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You Can't Learn It if You Can't Remember It! Memory! (38/60)
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0:28 foundational first 0:39 base: body/mind health. Body health = health of cells, nutrition/exercise. Mind health = stress/distress 0:59 Neuro-development (in 1st yr of life) Opening pathways in brain 1:22 Sensory-motor development; may need refinement after pathways opened. Two senses - most important = hearing/vision. These need to be in place.
This is so good!
Is this method like masgutova method or different
thanks!!!
So that cat is simply called the cat
Cool video. What do you do to fix it. Just practice the movement?
Thank you sooo much . I read this 5 times from my textbook and didn't understand the flexion , extension part until you demonstrated it . Thanks !
which textbook?
Thanks
awesomely explained bro
ok wrong place to go. This woman is clearly mistaking TLR for landau
No muscles in their neck , shoulders and back?? Please tell me you did not really mean to say that.
I wish there was more teachers like you I've noticed this when it comes with kids with special needs a lot of them don't ever become successful life or even hold down a decent job I was in that program at I got experience everything that you're talkin about and you speak the truth there because you should wanted to excel in life and become smart as a human being and not let a label define you
Where can I find your videos that I could buy?
Thats the Landau reflex and not tonic labyrinthine. In TLR the child placed in prone, the flexion should predominate and ends in 6 months. Landau reflex if you hold a baby in the air and prone, he does superman and it can last from 5 months to 2 years.
TLR has two parts to test. Landau reflex only look at the “superman” part and develops after 4 weeks while TLR is slowly being integrated
What kind of a video that’s supposed to be teaching the motherf.cking reflex doesn’t show the damned reflex on an actual baby
This is nonsense.
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You said 3 month old babies don't have neck or shoulder muscles and that it's simply the reflex that allows them to lift their head up... That is obviously incorrect. The nerves involved in a reflex innervate muscles which move body parts.
True! I exaggerated. They have some, but build muscle through this reflex. Sorry for the confusion.
Dear Kathy, When can one start working with child. I saw some behavior of my two year old that might be connected to reflexes. For example she does not like to let go of thing in her hand or just get my hair and do not want to let it go. Do you have experience with toddlers? Could that be a non-integrated reflex?
What you are describing could be a retained Palmar Reflex. If not integrated, later it will show up as using too strong of a grip on a pencil, poor handwriting, and fatigue while writing. I have not had any experience with toddlers, unfortunately. I recommend that you play finger games with her now, and help her isolate her fingers. Practice pointing. And don't stop after a few times. It may take 50 times before she gets it, but only through repitition do we create new connections in the brain. Make it fun! Play "Were is Thumkin". Best wishes!!
Pyramid of Potential Inc. thank you!!!
I really like this video. I'm a PTA student trying to visualize this and this does a great job. Most videos out there only cover the treatment of those who don't integrate this reflex. Thanks!
You are so welcome!! There are more at ua-cam.com/users/pyramidofpotential. Enjoy!!
Hello, from Brazil. Thank you very much!! You're helping me a lot.
You are so welcome!! Best of luck in your journey, and I'm so glad I could help.
Valuable info you're putting out there, Kathy! Love your materials and Dr. Brown's!
what does it mean if I only got a few correct. I couldn't process it quick enough and it took a lot of thinking to process.
Every one has strengths and weaknesses. It appears that processing auditory information is not your strongest point. It does not necessarily mean that you have trouble reading, but people who can easily do this have one of the stepping stones to being able to decode any word easily. You may read by knowing enough words and parts of words to put together most words, and be able to infer the rest. Many schools teach phonemic awareness to children first, then add in the letter/sound correspondence and the child learns how to read. But not all methods do these steps.
Thank you Kathy for this useful information. My daughter used to interrupt other people's conversations because otherwise she would forget what she wanted to say. She still has a problem with remembering how to do certain math calculations she has already covered many times. We will practice what you suggest here. :-)
You are so welcome!! This exercise is a good start. We have many other things to help as well on www.pyramidofpotential.com. Enjoy!!
this is so great! thank you!
Will a child with a retained Palmer reflex shake hands with a "cupped" hand (thereby protecting the palm)?
Could be. The hand would automatically curl into a fist when the palm is touched. If the palm is sensitive, there is a retained Palmar.
I think so! Good thought!
super helpful. thanks!
You are welcome!
I have seen many brilliant results Yvette Blanchard and have practiced the use of primitive reflexes for many years. The work of Carl Ferrari who was a kinesiologist and chiropractor who taught Neural Organisational Technique which incorporated these reflexes had remarkable results. Keep us the good work Kathy Johnson.
3 month olds have no neck and shoulder muscles? Also, where is the research to support all the links made between primitive reflexes integration and later function? May be time to remove this videoclip from the internet.
Hi Yvette! You are right that infants have some muscles so I should not have said none. There is plenty of research. In order to give this as professional development to PTs I had to pull together the published studies. I have been brain training for 15 years and have seen children leave special education and get onto the honor role after 6 months of brain training followed by tutoring. PrimItive reflex integration is just part of it however it foundational. I cannot convince you of the validity but to see the results I have would bring you to tears. Please don't take hope away from people! I do this from my heart and soul, not to get rich.
You are my hero. my entire life I have suffered from prenatal, thinking that I was different and insane. It really has attached my physical structure in a big way, as well as my psychological development. I started taking iq tests lately and I already see big improvement.
Excellent! So glad you are doing better!
cant you just show a visual example of the damn reflex? nobody wants to hear u talk for 2 1/2 minutes about it
My business is to sell videos that integrate the reflexes. I charge very little for them so I don't feel badly about that. There are so many people who aren't familiar with the reflexes that I know the videos that educate about why they are important are needed. I'm sorry that you were frustrated by not giving enough information.
Richard Hoeber Hey, no need for you to be an ass...you could have been polite and conveyed your difficulty.
@@pyramidofpotential and how can we order videos as our son who is 3 years old have issues with balance, neck and speach. Thanks
why do they have trouble with their vision if they don't integrate this reflex?
When a baby is in this stage of development, he is naturally developing his ability to diverge (see further and further away). The baby spends time during this stage looking at things that are about two feet away - like his bottle or a favorite toy. Or when on his back, he first notices his hand as he waves it in front of his face and moving it. These activities cause the vision system to develop and mature. If a baby misses this stage of development, vision - especially tracking and convergence - may not develop and mature.
Good video, and you're pretty.
The first thing that came across my mind too...the latter part of your comment. :)
I am searching for research of TLR influence on child development.
Ofcourse they have muscles in their neck and shoulders..... They're just not developed enough.
Question, did you say "paper sensitivity"?
This applies to me but I am an adult, what should I do?
In which week of pregnancy fetus develops moro reflex? Does 28 week premature baby may have it or it's too early?