Category: Brain Health
Some of the most important movements we do every day are also the most overlooked. Cross-crawl patterns—where one side of the body works in coordination with the opposite side—are foundational for brain and body health at every age. These patterns begin in infancy with crawling (I wrote about why babies NEED to crawl in this […]
Our eyes do much more than help us see — they guide how we move, balance, read, focus, and even think. Subtle problems with eye movement or visual processing can often go unnoticed, yet they can have a big impact on everyday activities, from learning and reading to coordination and posture. That’s where RightEye testing […]