Research shows that a body in motion engages a diverse network of brain regions. Movement, and dance in particular, improves mood, focus, emotional regulation, social connections, and decreases social anxiety and depression. Learn more from Julia C. Basso, Ph.D., including simple routines you can do at home.

Movement and the Neurodivergent Brain: Resources

Free Download: Your Free Guide to Music for Focus
Read: The Activities That Activate Neurodivergent Brains
Read: Build Your Muscles, Build Your Brain
Read: Say Yes to Yoga for Kids with ADHD

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