July - 2018

The Dev-Mo Project. Semi-Supine Position. Moving Limbs

It is difficult to believe that making such simple movements can bring about substantial improvements in bodily coordination, or release mus

The Dev-Mo Project. Semi-Supine Position

We continue our series of posts exploring the semi-supine position. Here, we begin to experiment with simple movements. Developmentally...

Head Balance and the Spine

The spine as a whole lengthens and the intervertebral discs, which regain their natural buoyancy, exert a hydraulic force against downward p

Head Balance and the Sacrospinalis Muscles

Posture is thus maintained by a combination of forces that includes the inertial force of head balance, which counteracts the pull of the ne

The Dev-Mo Project. The Primary Directions

There are, however, four main directions that relate specifically to the PNR system. Because these directions are so central to the working

Extensor Muscles and Head Balance

Thus the forward balance of the skull on the spine plays a central role, not only in the maintenance of the posture of the head but of uprig

Managing Your Attention. Part 6. Results.

Managing Your Attention. Part 5. Adding a Wish

Managing Your Attention. Part 4. Getting Organized.

Managing Your Attention. Part 3

Managing Your Attention. Part 2

Managing Your Attention. Part 1

The Means-Whereby Principle. Part 5

The Means-Whereby Principle. Part 4

The Means-Whereby Principle. Part 3.

The Means-Whereby Principle. Part 2

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