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The Neurosequential Model in Education: Introduction to the NME Series: Trainer's Guide (NME Training Guide) eBook : Perry, Bruce D., Graner, Steve: Amazon.co.uk: Kindle Store

PART I - A Neurosequential Art Approach in Play Therapy: Wiggles, Scribbles and Squiggles -Live Webinar- Presenter: Peggy Kolodny, M.A., ATR-BC, LCPAT When: PART I - July 22, 2021 & PART II - July 23,

The Neurosequential Model in Education: Introduction to the NME Series: Trainer's Guide (NME Training Guide)

Have you heard of the Neurosequential Model that has been created by Dr. Bruce Perry M.D., Ph. D.? It is actually easier to understand that one may think.

In this video for educators and teachers, Dr. Perry describes the neurosequential model and how it can be used to bring certain understandings of how the brain works into a classroom, emphasizing its significance on how we interact with our students, our own children and each other.

Dr. Bruce Perry documents the brain science of how attachment problems can cause developmental trauma to a fetus, infant, or child -- as the brain is developing

Alexithymia has many different features. This article provides an overview of 7 alexithymia traits. In introduces the alexithymia wheel of traits as a way of considering how and high and low alexithymia traits can present differently person to person.