http://www.mindfulmovementinc.com/2009/09/living-sensationally-review/ Pediatric Occupational Therapy Sat, 01 May 2010 15:06:22 -0600 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8 hourly 1 http://www.mindfulmovementinc.com/2009/09/living-sensationally-review/comment-page-1/#comment-5 Mindful Movement Fri, 09 Oct 2009 01:01:30 +0000 http://www.mindfulmovementinc.com/?p=284#comment-5 Hi C.W. Thanks for your comment. Low registration. My thoughts. Bystanders are most compatible with other sensory groups and Seekers have so much energy. Being somewhat of a “Sensor” I certainly would appreciate having higher sensory thresholds at times when putting my boys to bed. Perhaps, some low registration individuals also have higher thresholds for pain stimuli. It seems that everyone is different in this respect. As well, there is a variety of responses (or lack of) to pain due to cultural and environmental exposure. I think certain sports are good examples of the culture of accepting and dealing with pain. Could swimming also promote release of pain inhibiting neurochemicals as well as the therapeutic benefits the water might provide (e.g. such as reducing pressure on joints etc.)? Thanks, Scott Hi C.W.
Thanks for your comment. Low registration. My thoughts. Bystanders are most compatible with other sensory groups and Seekers have so much energy. Being somewhat of a “Sensor” I certainly would appreciate having higher sensory thresholds at times when putting my boys to bed. Perhaps, some low registration individuals also have higher thresholds for pain stimuli. It seems that everyone is different in this respect. As well, there is a variety of responses (or lack of) to pain due to cultural and environmental exposure. I think certain sports are good examples of the culture of accepting and dealing with pain. Could swimming also promote release of pain inhibiting neurochemicals as well as the therapeutic benefits the water might provide (e.g. such as reducing pressure on joints etc.)?
Thanks,
Scott

]]> http://www.mindfulmovementinc.com/2009/09/living-sensationally-review/comment-page-1/#comment-3 Charlene Wright Wed, 07 Oct 2009 17:37:05 +0000 http://www.mindfulmovementinc.com/?p=284#comment-3 Thanks for the review. I really must to try to memorize those patterns. What are your thoughts on the Low Registration group? Winnie comments in one of her articles that this group might be a group with a developmental delay. I am especially interested in the question: "decreased awareness of pain and temperature". A colleague claims her swimming program lessens one childs "pain delay". Thoughts? CW Thanks for the review. I really must to try to memorize those patterns. What are your thoughts on the Low Registration group? Winnie comments in one of her articles that this group might be a group with a developmental delay. I am especially interested in the question: “decreased awareness of pain and temperature”. A colleague claims her swimming program lessens one childs “pain delay”. Thoughts?
CW

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