Professional Development & Speaking
Dr. Lynne Kenney provides professional development and training for educators, clinicians, and school leaders, with a focus on executive function, self-regulation, movement-based learning, and cognitive development in children.
Her workshops combine neuroscience, practical strategies, and classroom-ready tools that help professionals support attention, self-regulation, and learning success.
Starting April 27, 2026, through October 20, 2026, "Dr. Lynne" is teaching executive function, self-regulation, and motor-cognition in 5 countries and 20 cities.
Here are the public events you can join for professional development credits.
Follow Dr. Kenney on Instagram for worldwide updates. @drlynnekenney
Upcoming Public Talks
Our Programs are traveling to Sardinia, Italy on October 17, 2026
We are honored to work with Professor Piero Crispiani and Dottoressa Eleonora Palmieri, our dedicated colleagues in Macerata, Italy, to improve the lives of neurodiverse children in Italia and worldwide.
Developed by renowned experts Prof. Piero Crispiani and Dott. Eleonora Palmieri, The Crispiani Method integrates neurophysiology, movement science, and therapeutic practices to drive real progress in neurodevelopment and emotional regulation. Dott. Palmieri has an amazing school called FidiAcademy in Macerata, Italy, where she implements the Crispiani Method with children who travel from all regions of the world to work with her.
What is the Crispiani Method?
The Crispiani Method is a program developed over 50 years to improve neuroadaptive skills across the lifespan. It enhances coordination, balance, and mental agility for all age groups. It supports individuals with Autism, Dyslexia, Dyspraxia, and other learning or developmental disorders. It aids in recovery from injuries, strokes, and neurodegenerative disorders. Improving strength, mobility, and cognitive function, especially for older adults.
Why is this important?
The Crispiani Method provides practical tools and strategies for therapists, educators, caregivers, and parents to help individuals overcome neurodevelopmental challenges. It’s a game-changer for promoting physical, cognitive, and emotional well-being across diverse backgrounds and abilities.
Dott. Palmieri has conducted training for our team at the Wellington-Alexander Center, and I have visited her school in Macerata. October 4-6, 2026, we will be teaching our motor-cognition methods with five other esteemed experts at the University of Cambridge during the Movementis Conference.
The Crispiani Method
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Educators
Teachers and instructional staff seeking practical strategies for supporting executive function and learning readiness.
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Schools & Districts
Professional learning sessions designed for
faculty teams and school-wide implementation.
Clinicians
Tools and frameworks that support therapists
and specialists working with children.
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Parents & Communities
Workshops that help families support
executive function development at home.
Workshop & Training Topics
Practical strategies that help students strengthen planning, memory, attention, and flexible thinking.
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Executive Function in the Classroom
Practical strategies that help students strengthen planning, memory, attention, and flexible thinking.
Executive Function in the Classroom
Using movement and cognitive-motor activities to support focus, engagement, and learning readiness.
Movement-Based Learning
Helping children develop emotional regulation and attention skills.
Strengthening Self-Regulation
Strategies that help students develop stronger thinking skills and learning habits.
Supporting Cognitive Development
Training Formats
Conference and event presentations focused on executive function and cognitive development.
Keynote Presentations
Practical strategies that help students strengthen planning, memory, attention, and flexible thinking.
Executive Function in the Classroom
Interactive training sessions designed for educators and school teams.
Professional Development Workshops
School-wide or district-wide professional learning programs.
District Training Sessions
Online sessions for educators, clinicians, and professional organizations.
Virtual Webinars
Program Integration
Many of Dr. Kenney’s professional development sessions incorporate her movement-based learning frameworks and executive function strategies, including Move More, Learn More and other cognitive skill development tools.
About the Speaker
Dr. Lynne Kenney is a psychologist, educator, and author with more than 30 years of experience supporting children, educators, and schools. Her work focuses on helping children strengthen executive function, attention, and self-regulation through practical and engaging learning strategies.
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