Neurosequential Model of Therapeutic Parenting/Caregiving

The Neurosequential Model of Therapeutics  process helps identify various areas in the brain that appear to have functional or developmental problems; in turn, this helps guide the selection and sequencing of developmentally sensitive interventions, including caregiving and parenting.

The NMT is grounded in an awareness of the sequential development of the brain; cortical organization and functioning depend upon previous healthy organization and functioning of lower neural networks originating in the brainstem and cerebellum. Healthy development depends upon a sequential mastery of functions; and a dysregulated individual will be inefficient in mastering any task that requires relational abilities (limbic) and will have a difficult time engaging in more verbal/insight oriented (cortical) therapeutic and educational efforts. In short, the brain develops sequentially, from the bottom (brainstem) - up to the cortex.

Cost: $35.00