Neurocorrection
A scientifically grounded method for developing a child's higher mental functions through specially organized motor and cognitive exercises.
What is neurocorrection?
Neuropsychological correction is a set of methods aimed at "retuning" how the brain works. When certain areas of the brain are not active enough or are not working in sync, a child may struggle with learning and behavior.
This method naturally stimulates the development of neural connections by revisiting stages of psychomotor development that were skipped or disrupted. We use the "substitute ontogenesis" approach, which is the gold standard in modern pediatric neuropsychology.
If sensory overload or tactile and vestibular sensitivity are the main concern, see also our sensory integration program: the two approaches often work together.
When you should reach out to us
Indications for a neurocorrection course
Learning difficulties
Inattention, mistakes in writing, trouble with reading or counting, and poor memory.
Motor skills
Clumsy movements, coordination difficulties, poor handwriting, and trouble tying shoelaces.
Behavior
Hyperactivity, impulsivity, quickly getting tired, or excessive slowness.
Diagnostic signs
- check_circle Mirror writing of letters and numbers
- check_circle Difficulty with spatial orientation (left/right)
- check_circle Emotional outbursts and instability
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Effectiveness with early intervention
Results of the course
Academic
Better concentration, faster reading, and improved literacy and school performance.
Emotional
Reduced anxiety, greater self-confidence, and better control over emotions and behavior.
Physical
Development of fine and gross motor skills, improved coordination, sense of rhythm, and stamina.
How the program works
Diagnostics
The neuropsychologist identifies the brain's strengths and weaknesses.
Program
An individual set of exercises is drawn up to match the child's needs.
Sessions
Regular meetings with the specialist (2–3 times a week).
Result
A follow-up assessment and recommendations for further development.
Frequently asked questions
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