A workshop focused on the Movement Method, a movement-based approach designed to support nervous system and brain development, is scheduled for June 20 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Happy Hooves Wellness Farm in Dexter. The event is intended for parents, educators, therapists, and others interested in learning about approaches used to support individuals with autism, ADHD, trauma, and other neurodiverse conditions.
The workshop will be led by Rupert Isaacson, an author and educator known for developing learning and therapeutic programs. Isaacson is the author of The Horse Boy, a book that documents his travels through Mongolia with his autistic son and explores their experiences with alternative approaches to learning and development.
According to information provided by Happy Hooves Wellness Farm, the workshop will introduce participants to practical applications of the Movement Method and discuss its use in supporting neurological and developmental challenges.
The workshop is for adults only; children are not permitted so participants can focus and engage more fully with the presenter and one another.
Attendance is limited, and registration is available at hhooves.com
Happy Hooves is located at 9177 Gross Rd, Dexter.
114 North Main St Suite 10 Chelsea, MI 48118
