12 Oct
Clients, Contact, Distributor, Professionals

Contact South Korea

South Korea This territory is covered by the Interactive Metronome® Distributor:Withbrain Institute 5F, Mabangro 6 gil 28, Seocho-gu, Seoul-si, 06777 Republic of Korea Phone: (822)569-7308 Fax: (822)557-7301 Email: withbrain77@gmail.com Website: www.im-korea.kr South Korea This territory is covered by the Interactive Metronome® Distributor:HOSPI Co., Ltd. #202, 36 Seohanam-ro 43beon-gil, Hanam-si, Gyeonggi-do, 12991, Republic of Korea Phone: (822)441-7712 Fax: (822)441-7714 Email: jieun.sung@hospi.co.kr Website: www.im-korea.kr Blog: https://blog.naver.com/hospicare83

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23 Apr
Clients, Contact, Professionals

Contact Kelli

Contact Kelli Want to Receive Interactive Metronome Therapy? If you are interested in receiving training on the Interactive Metronome® for yourself, your child, a family member or a friend please click here to find a Provider in your area. Kelli is the Regional Representative for: West Coast United States Alaska Hawaii Western Canadian...

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03 Nov
Clients, Contact, Professionals

Contact Keith

Contact Keith Want to Receive Interactive Metronome Therapy? If you are interested in receiving training on the Interactive Metronome® for yourself, your child, a family member or a friend please click here to find a Provider in your area. Keith is the Regional Representative for: Southeast United States Northeast United States Eastern Canadian...

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03 Nov
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Brain Clock Blog

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...

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03 Nov
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Adult Specialization Track

Adult Specialization Track Every client presents to you with differences in medical status, cognitive and linguistic status, multi-system deficits, environmental issues and support systems. As with any treatment modality, a one-size-fits-all approach to your clients is a terrible idea. Learn how to individualize clinical application of the IM from 18 through the...

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28 Oct
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Mental Timing Research

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...

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28 Oct
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IM In-Motion

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...

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28 Oct
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Tap Mat

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....

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28 Oct
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Button Trigger

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,...

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