Dr. Lynne Kenney is the nation’s leading pediatric psychologist in the development of cognitive-physical activity programs for students K-6. Dr. Kenney develops curriculum, programming, and activities to improve children’s cognition through coordinative cognitive-motor movement, executive function skill-building strategies, and social-emotional learning.
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Practical Educational Resources for Hybrid, At-Home and Distance Learning
While working with parents, teachers, and districts during this unique time, we asked some of our esteemed colleagues, what Apps and Resources you all are using to facilitate online, hybrid, and at-home learning. Here are [...]
The Crispiani Cognitive-Motor Therapy Method for Dyspraxia and Dyslexia On Demand
There has never been a more important time than the present to understand the role of motor coordination challenges in Dyslexia, Autism, and ADHD. Many patients with ADHD, dyslexia, and autism have dyspraxia, yet [...]
ENGAGE: Improving Cognition, Learning & Behavior – PreK-6th – Strategies & Activities to Reshape Education
Executive Function Skills & Self-Regulation are the Keys to Academic and Life-Long Success Each week I have the honor to speak with teachers and clinicians around the world. We have valuable meetings about distance [...]
Our NEW Executive Function Resources all on One Page!
We have a NEW Executive Function in the Classroom, Home & Clinic PreK-6th-grade resource page you can share with your schools. Our NEW 6-Hour MasterClass ENGAGE to bring cognitive skills coaching and cognitive-physical activities [...]
Coping Well as Parents and Teachers During Distance Learning
Teaching, parenting and family life during #Covid19 has brought opportunities for learning and growth to us all. Every day brings new insights, adaptations and reflections. Recently, school psychologist Rebecca Comizio, 4th-grade teacher Ashley Ezell [...]
Keeping Routines, Schedules and Structure at Home
School Psychologist Rebecca Comizio, Neuropsychologist Dr. David Nowell, Therapist Wendy Young, parenting expert Sue Atkins, I are sharing resources to help parents and teachers maintain routines, schedules, structure, and growth at home amidst [...]
Introducing…Brain Primers!
BrainPrimers™ are physical activity decks designed to engage students’ attention, memory, self-control, cognitive flexibility, self-regulation, and social interaction through fun physical movements. These mindful, beat-based activities were developed by Dr. Lynne Kenney and Mike Kuczala to will enliven the cognition in your classroom or learning setting.
