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How Bilateral Stimulation is Helpful for Neurodivergent Folx

How Bilateral Stimulation is Helpful for Neurodivergent FolxBy: Misty Gibson, PhD Published on: 26/07/2024

Bilateral stimulation aids neurodivergent individuals by enhancing emotional processing, reducing anxiety, and improving cognitive flexibility.

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How Bilateral Stimulation is Helpful for Neurodivergent Folx

Therapist Alli Shares Her Creative Process

Therapist Alli Shares Her Creative ProcessBy: Alli Fisher, MA, LMHCA, ATR-P Published on: 21/06/2024

FlowArt's Art Therapist, Alli Fisher, talks about her creative process and includes three art directives for you to do at home. Check out her amazing art in the blog!

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Therapist Alli Shares Her Creative Process

Listening to Your Body: The Interoceptive System

By: Published on: 12/06/2024

Interoception is our ability to sense internal bodily states, such as hunger, thirst, and pain. This system plays a crucial role in maintaining overall health and well-being by helping us recognize and respond to our body's needs.

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Listening to Your Body: The Interoceptive System

Body Awareness: The Proprioceptive System

Body Awareness: The Proprioceptive SystemBy: Misty Gibson, PhD Published on: 12/06/2024

Proprioception involves sensing the position and movement of the body through receptors in our muscles and joints. This system plays a crucial role in coordinating movement, maintaining balance, and performing everyday activities with precision.

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Body Awareness: The Proprioceptive System

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