Bette Lamont

Scientists have discovered that the brain’s center of reasoning is among the last areas to mature. The finding, by a team at the US National Institute of Mental Health, may help to explain why teenagers often seem to be so unreasonable. Researchers used imaging techniques to show “higher order” brain areas do not develop fully […]

According to Dr. Jay Gordon, babies sleeping on a safe surface with sober, nonsmoking parents respond to their parents, and the parents respond to them. The chance of SIDS occurring in this situation is close to zero. Babies in a crib or in a room away from their parents, on the other hand, will breastfeed

By Bette Lamont If you have been seeking solutions for your child and found yourself sifting through the wide array of various approaches to sensory, reflex, and other neurodevelopmental challenges, we would like to emphasize the interdependence of all systems. How the brain intakes information (sensory) and how the brain outputs information and stimulates itself

Unique Therapy Program Revisits Developmental Stages To Help Brain Injured And Others By Cathy Herholdt For more than two decades, Bette Lamont has been helping people with brain injuries, ADD, behavior problems, and a host of other issues using a unique form of therapy at the NeuroDevelopmental Movement® Consultants. More than 1,800 people have received

The concept of Sensory Processing Stability© needs to be added to our vocabulary as a developmental goal. Here’s an introduction to our new terminology. Sensory Processing Stability© refers to the ability of an individual’s nervous system to consistently and accurately process sensory information from the environment. It involves the integration of various sensory inputs, such