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Anna Buck has been trained by the Movement and Learning Centre to teach Bilateral Integration.
Bilateral integration stimulates neural organization of the brain and connections between the brain
and the body. Just as the right side of the brain controls the left side of the body, the left side
of the brain controls the right side. Poor communication between both sides results in
disintegrated functioning.
Bilateral integration exercises helps people to:
• Regulate their movement and behavior
• Develop automatic movement
• Create an understanding of left and right
• Improve spatial awareness and directionality
• Increase sensory integration
• Establish physical and cognitive abilities through multi-tasking
The Bilateral Integration exercise program can be used with people of all ages and all abilities in
classroom, sports and clinical settings.
The exercises are designed to develop good motor control and enhance coordination, thereby
making movement automatic and efficient. When movement is not automatic one has to think about
moving, and this can impact learning and cognitive development.
Having to think about movement slows down speed of processing. This limits learning as it makes it
harder to sequence, organize, store and recall information, and prevents the ability to multi-
process and multi-task.
People have to multi-process and multi-task constantly. For example, they
have to:
• Listen to a series of instructions
• Process the sequence of instructions
• Interpret the information
• Store information
• Organize their thoughts
• Produce written, physical or oral responses
Bilateral Integration was devised by Sheila Dobie OBE, who has worked extensively with
individuals with specific learning difficulties and those who underachieve despite high intellectual
abilities.
INPP (Scotland) Ltd is the only provider of training in Bilateral Integration methods. For more information please contact Mr. Andy Dalziell
(andydalziell@inppscotland.co.uk)
Bilateral integration stimulates neural organization of the brain and connections between the brain
and the body. Just as the right side of the brain controls the left side of the body, the left side
of the brain controls the right side. Poor communication between both sides results in
disintegrated functioning.
Bilateral integration exercises helps people to:
• Regulate their movement and behavior
• Develop automatic movement
• Create an understanding of left and right
• Improve spatial awareness and directionality
• Increase sensory integration
• Establish physical and cognitive abilities through multi-tasking
The Bilateral Integration exercise program can be used with people of all ages and all abilities in
classroom, sports and clinical settings.
The exercises are designed to develop good motor control and enhance coordination, thereby
making movement automatic and efficient. When movement is not automatic one has to think about
moving, and this can impact learning and cognitive development.
Having to think about movement slows down speed of processing. This limits learning as it makes it
harder to sequence, organize, store and recall information, and prevents the ability to multi-
process and multi-task.
People have to multi-process and multi-task constantly. For example, they
have to:
• Listen to a series of instructions
• Process the sequence of instructions
• Interpret the information
• Store information
• Organize their thoughts
• Produce written, physical or oral responses
Bilateral Integration was devised by Sheila Dobie OBE, who has worked extensively with
individuals with specific learning difficulties and those who underachieve despite high intellectual
abilities.
INPP (Scotland) Ltd is the only provider of training in Bilateral Integration methods. For more information please contact Mr. Andy Dalziell
(andydalziell@inppscotland.co.uk)
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