How can a simple plastic device help a person with dyspraxia or motor planning issues?
- The Perfect Perch™ used consistently during piano lessons, may help eliminate the dependency on caregiver support in order to achieve independent piano playing.
- The Perfect Perch™ relies on the context of intellectually stimulating tasks such as piano lessons or typing for schoolwork.
- The Perfect Perch™ promotes accurate and purposeful finger movements during a motivating task to begin a series of neuroplastic changes in the brain.
The Perfect Perch® patented medical device does not offer relief to anyone who uses it as a standalone product. Successful outcomes rely on neuroplastic changes to the brain of the piano student who learns through the Doogri Method™.
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Is is like a hand splint? How does it work?
The device relies on neuroplastic changes to the brain of the student by promoting self-initiated movement during a high-alpha state of learning. The oscillations of two neurons causes a mirror effect to occur resulting a pathway being built. The device supplies somatosensory input to eliminate the need for caregiver support and leading to independent execution of purposeful movement.
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