The less rhythm you have, can predict reading issues.
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Did you know that poor rhythm can predict early literacy and reading issues? Rhythm serves as a timekeeper in the therapeutic application of music for motor rehabilitation goals and is foundational to auditory-motor synchronization.
This is where Interactive Metronome can come in as part of someone's rehab to help bring more balance to their body.
Dr. Michelle Parker, DC, DACCP, IBCLC, FIBFN-CND
Dr. Michelle Parker, DC, DACCP, IBCLC, FIBFN-CND, is a Fellow in Childhood Neurodevelopmental Disorders, and functional neurology shapes how she cares for children every day. She founded The Chiropractic Place for Mommy & Me in Aledo, Texas, and has served families in the Aledo community for more than 15 years. She is also board certified in chiropractic pediatrics, an International Board Certified Lactation Consultant, and Melillo Method and Webster Certified.
