Cerebellar stimulation. A comprehensive method worth trying
This is another correction method that we use at the Razvitie Center, and it produces noticeable results, especially when combined with sessions with specialists.
Cerebellar stimulation is performed using specialized equipment: F. Vall’s balance board, the interactive Wii Fit platform, and a training and information system with a device designed to develop the vestibular system.
The cerebellum plays an active role in the development and formation of cognitive abilities; it controls sensory perception and movement. Therefore, cerebellar stimulation is important for a child’s development and helps correct various disorders of intellectual and speech development.
What do we usually address with this method?
- The child’s psycho-emotional state improves
- We improve the functionality of the cerebral cortex
- Gross motor skills
Movement becomes smoother and more precise, while agility, posture, and gait improve.
- Fine motor skills and visual-motor coordination
Handwriting and the ability to manipulate small objects improve, while problems with writing and neatness are reduced.
- We improve sensory perception functions
- We improve pronunciation — sound clarity and speech fluency
- We improve attention span and concentration
- Oculomotor functions improve noticeably, which increases reading speed
- Thinking becomes faster
We recommend cerebellar stimulation:
- for children with autism spectrum disorders
- for attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD)
- for children with attention difficulties and poor concentration
- for children with dysgraphia and dyslexia
- for disorders of movement coordination and motor clumsiness
- for children with handwriting difficulties
- for children with developmental delays
- for speech disorders — logoneurosis, difficulty pronouncing words, syllable transposition, and dysarthria
A course of cerebellar stimulation consists of 13–15 sessions. Each session lasts 30–40 minutes.
You can sign up for the program by sending a private message to the Razvitie Center or by calling our phone numbers.
Contact us! We will tell you all the details and provide a consultation.
