Movement is essential for brain development, as illustrated by sea squirts, whose larvae lose their brain after cementing themselves to the sea floor. This book explores how movement fosters complex cognitive abilities, creativity, problem-solving, and social connections. It introduces RMTi, a drug-free approach addressing various challenges through movements that mirror those of infants, promoting integration of primitive reflexes and lifelong movement patterns. The narrative includes stories of individuals who have benefited from this program, making it relevant for those interested in developmental movement therapy.
