5 year old learning to use a walker.....(Neuroplasticity therapy continues)

Join us as our amazing 5 year olds living with cerebral palsy learn to use their walkers

Did you know that your mood directly impacts your ability to learn (or do therapy- same same)? This week we explore this incredible principle in neuroplasticity, that your mood changes the chemicals in your brain and its ability to learn, as we do our Friday adventure and go to the Brisbane Museum.

Incredible through these adventures we are meeting some of our trickiest therapy goals, and having a great time while we are doing it!

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We are roughly 8 weeks into ‘The Possible Project’ and learning so much!! This initiative is an all of life experiment to gather and implement the latest brain science to help unlock the amazing potential of our kids living with cerebral palsy- and hopefully share what we are learning along the way.

But its is still very early days for us!!

For our family our kids have some big labels (cerebral palsy, dystonia, deaf, cortical vision impairment, beckwith-wiedemann syndrome, auditory processing disorder, and lung disease to name a few). But they are just labels and don’t represent the incredible humans they are, or define their incredible potential.

After a very rough start in NICU (neonatal intensive care) and lots of medical and disability diagnoses. And then last year spending 6 months going around the world to seek the latest interventions. We want to take what we have learnt, learn more, and design an all of life program (to hopefully share with others!).

We are going to vlog about this every week (or 2) and share what we are learning. So join the journey!

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We're the Dove Londons. Family adventurers taking on the ordinary and the extraordinary + sharing life with cerebral palsy. Braving the possible project. Vlogging weekly (ish)

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