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07/11/2017
Designers, manufacturers and suppliers of healthy movement furniture, accessories and stationery aids - ideally suited for children and adults with ADHD, Autism, low tone and sensory issues. Our range of products allows movement of the body while sitting still, encouraging better engagement, concentration and behaviour. We also design and create sensory gardens which are uniquely planned to integrate easily in garden layouts or school yards.
24/10/2017
Healthy Movement furniture and accessories helping those who fidget, to focus!
R1,450
Johannesburg, Gauteng
Light, mobile, peddles fit in anywhere, in any room!
Increases muscle and tendon flexibility.
Increases circulation and co-ordination.
Expels excess energy.
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05/09/2016
Exercise Is ADHD Medication Physical movement improves mental focus, memory, and cognitive flexibility; new research shows just how critical it is to academic performance.
25/08/2016
What is keeping you from adding powerful transformational ADHD management tools to your tool kit?
06/07/2016
Parents, this is for you.
30/06/2016
Yesterday I had the privilege of spending time with the ladies (Sharon, Nina and Jane) from Shumbashaba - Horses Helping People. Their love for reaching out to help people through horses is a treat to hear.
I cannot wait for Roots learners, their parents and siblings to experience love and acceptance on this level!
Had such a great time with Jacques Damhuis of Positive Cycle (organic gardening). So looking forward to seeing Roots’ veggie garden come to life under his guidance.
Thank you Jacques for sharing your knowledge and passion for all things good and wholesome….we are going to eat well!
18/06/2016
"Dear stranger next to us at the rodeo,
When my son came up to you and grabbed your arm, you didn't know he used to be terrified of people. When he talked to you about the bulls, you didn't know he was diagnosed with a language disorder. When he jumped in your lap and laughed as you tickled him, you didn't know he had a sensory processing disorder. You also didn't know as his mother, I sat in my seat, with tears running down my face, sneaking this photo. When we adopted him a few short months ago, we didn't know how long it would take for him to laugh, play and engage others like this. You didn't know any of this, but you took time to connect with a child who has had to fight to learn to connect. My heart is full. Thank you."
Credit: Charity Stewart Robinson