Making the Brain Body Connection: A Playful Guide to Releasing Mental, Physical & Emotional Blocks to Success @ richardeward.com

Making the Brain Body Connection: A Playful Guide to Releasing Mental, Physical & Emotional Blocks to Success
by Sharon Promislow, Cathrine Levan
from Enhanced Learning & Integration

Customer Reviews:

• Avg. Customer Rating: 4.5 / 5.0

• Good start!
  This book is a good introduction to brain/body integration work. The illustrations are a bit crude and unimaginative and a bit off-putting. The book is essentially good for learning a few basic brain/body integration exercises. If you're beyond the basics, look elsewhere.

• This should be a natural part of our education!
  This book offers great ways to overcome the impact of stress and emotions on the learning process. As an educator, I have come to believe that these issues are at the root of many "learning disabilities" that are becoming so common. I honestly hope that someday these sorts of activities will become an automatic part of our educational system from early childhood. This book is very practical, so I would recommend reading up on the neurobiology that underlies the connection between learning and emotion. If... more info

• I feel GOOD!
  I haven't even finished reading the book yet, but I would whole-heartedly recommend it to anyone who is looking to create a greater sense of clarity and well-being in his or her life. I've been doing the "Quick Six" and have noticed an unmistakable increase in my enjoyment of life. I'm working on a dissertation and these exercises have helped me be able to better focus, concentrate, and stay on task--a true God-send since I lean toward ADD and my mind tends to jump all over the place. I've even taught the... more info

• Mostly filler.
  Based on reviews, I was so certain I would like this book, I ordered 2--one for a gift. I was hugely disappointed. The information would have fit in a pamphlet instead of spread out in an oversized book with big margins. I don't like being repeatedly told what I am about to read and then re-reading it at least two more times, sometimes on the same page, and it is riddled with unnecessary cutesy drawings. I have found very similar information free on the internet.

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