The Unseen Struggles: Navigating Developmental Coordination Disorder in Belgium

Introduction Imagine watching your child struggle daily with activities that seem simple for most—tying shoelaces, writing legibly, or even participating in playground games. For many families, this is not a rare incident but an everyday reality. This experience often comes with a heavy toll due to a condition not many know about: Developmental Coordination Disorder […]

Empowering Minds Through Muscle Relaxation: A New Approach to Motor Imagery for Anxiety

— Introduction: Tranquil Minds, Active Bodies Imagine a world where calming your body could unlock the full potential of your mind, especially when you’re feeling anxious. It sounds almost magical, doesn’t it? This idea isn’t as far-fetched as it seems. A recent research paper titled “Muscle relaxation enhances motor imagery capacity in people with anxiety: […]

Navigating the Mind’s Map: Understanding Spatial Challenges in Autism

Introduction Imagine trying to grab your morning coffee cup, but every reach seems slightly off, as if guided by a misaligned internal map. For many individuals with autism spectrum disorder (ASD), this isn’t just an occasional mishap; it’s part of everyday life. The recent research paper titled ‘Decreased utilization of allocentric coordinates during reaching movement […]

Testing the Tiny Thrivers: Understanding Motor Skills in Our Youngest Learners**

Introduction: Cracking the Code of Kids’ Motor Skills Imagine watching a group of children energetically playing in a park. Their ability to skip, hop, and grasp is seamlessly entwined with their development, yet beneath these simple joys lies a complex web of skills that intrigue researchers worldwide. The [research paper](https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0224722) titled “Concurrent validity and discriminative […]

Unraveling the Minds of Asperger Syndrome: How Motor Imagery Sheds Light**

Introduction Imagine trying to solve a puzzle that has been notoriously intricate for both scientists and the general public: the mind of someone with Asperger Syndrome (AS). Often cloaked in mystery, AS is part of a broader family known as Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD), characterized by unique social interactions, communication styles, and behaviors. While people […]