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Every practice in the library, in one list. Narrow it by how long you have, who it is written for, and where you are right now.
A few sessions give you an effect that fades. A few months of it starts to change your baseline. Plan for the longer version if you can.
One class leaves you calmer for an afternoon, which is real and also temporary. Fifteen weeks of the same practice is where people start reporting…
With a small child who is struggling with both movement and speech, start with the body. Balance and steadiness come before a child can take in much language or learning.
A child who is using most of what they have simply to stay upright in a chair has little left for the words on the page. Sorting out the physical…
An hour a day of moving enough to warm you and shorten your breath. Keep a record of it, on a watch or on a scrap of paper, because meeting a number you can see turns out to be quietly satisfying.
It does not have to arrive in one block and it does not have to look like exercise. Walking to the shop, taking the stairs, standing at the desk for…
There is no brain scan, EEG trace or blood test that can tell you whether someone has ADHD. Anything sold as an objective biological test for it is promising more than the science can give.
Group differences do exist, including in the theta to beta balance, but a difference that appears when you average hundreds of people cannot identify…
Looking for a whole subject rather than a single practice? Start from the nine areas.