Shifting from “What I am getting” to “What I am becoming.”
The most gratifying aspect of my daily work is witnessing children thrive and grow stronger with each passing day as I collaborate with families who have chosen to embark together on a journey of positive transformation.
One of the greatest gifts of the lockdown was the initiation of my online sessions teaching mothers how to guide and nurture their babies and older children.
This initiative led me to develop a “Home Model for Nurturing Children with a neurologically based diagnosis,” and subsequently create “Quantum Neuro Transformation® Authentic Human Performance Solutions.”
For mothers to fully understand their children’s needs, behaviours, emotions, and developmental stages, and to learn to create a home environment with routines and strategies conducive to their overall development, as well as to grasp techniques and solutions essential for guiding them to acquire new skills and meaningfully engage in their own lives, is the most precious asset for now and the future.
Most parents’ sincere intention is to bring out the best in their children.
Being able to achieve this themselves while fostering a strong connection and relishing the process is a special gift.
They learn to discover and cherish the gifts within themselves, perhaps previously unnoticed, and share them with their loved ones to enrich the lives of all involved.
There are immeasurable benefits when parents are empowered, inspired, and guided on how to assist their children in helping themselves.
The evidence is indisputable and speaks for itself when parents know how to cultivate a lifestyle that supports their children’s long-term needs; success inevitably follows.
Parenthood entails a sincere relationship and connection on the deepest level.
When this connection is weakened by simply viewing children and treating them solely as individuals with a diagnostic label or medical condition that requires fixing, it leaves little room for nurturing the human element, such as the development of an active, self-directed, problem-solving personality, individuality, and adaptability, to name a few.
For me, recognising the potential hidden in plain sight is evident; being able to reveal it to parents is the most rewarding aspect of my job.
Many families have already undergone various therapies.
It is reassuring and enlightening to observe how babies respond to new challenges without any filter or preconceived notions of what is possible.
They approach life with freshness and readiness to explore many things, contrasting with their peer group who may have encountered unsuccessful attempts during interventions specifically designed to address localised problems and isolated dysfunctions of limbs, movements and functional skills.
The differing mindsets of parents, which shape their beliefs and how they relate to their children, and consequently how their children respond, are illuminating.
Design is paramount… everything around us and how we function and live our lives is a design.
