Science Blog Dr. Kevin McGrew & the Brain Clock Blog Upon first hearing of a plan to use IM to improve academic performance, I was a huge skeptic.  But, after participating in a school-based study that reported increased reading efficiency due to IM, I realized the technology must be modifying an...

Mental Timing Research The Importance of Timing in the Brain - Dr. Kevin McGrew For more than 30 years, neuroscientists have explored the role of timing in the brain for such things as speech perception (auditory processing), speech production (intelligible articulation), language, reading, attention, memory, cognitive processing speed, decision-making, behavior (impulse-control), and...

IM In-Motion Switch {youtube}lhpb6A-AUJE{/youtube} Your clients shouldn't take their condition sitting down and neither should you. IM's In-Motion triggers are designed for a whole new level of development and therapy. Once you've worked on standing balance and trunk control your job isn't finished until that client has had a shot at independent...

Tap Mat IM's most versatile trigger was originally designed to withstand repeated kicks and stomps from patients working on standing balance. Depending on where you place it (or what you place it on) the same trigger can work on dorsiflexion or plantar flexion. {youtube}qFvelY4SA9c{/youtube} But the Tap Mat isn't just for stomping anymore....

Button Trigger IM's Button Trigger can be placed anywhere you can think of. It is meant to get your patient reaching, tapping, clapping or tracking. The durable design can handle rough strikes as well as light fingertip tapping. Since your goal is to get the client to move repetitively while focusing,...

Therapists use IM because it engages their clients' attention and builds concentration, sensory processing, language, balance, and motor skills. But how they use it with each client is critical to making the remarkable gains you should expect when introducing IM into your therapy plan. We have developed programs tailored to each...

About Interactive Metronome, Inc. Interactive Metronome® was developed in the early 1990s and immediately proved of great benefit to children diagnosed with learning and developmental disorders. Over the years, clinical research and therapeutic practice has shown that IM is also beneficial for the rehabilitation of adults following stroke, brain injury, a...