Neuropsychology

Neurotraining helps develop interhemispheric interaction, which balances the work of both hemispheres of the brain. It directly affects speech development and the processing of incoming information in the brain.
It also enhances brain neurodynamics, which helps improve a child's perseverance and concentration.
By developing the frontal structures of the brain, we teach children to understand instructions, follow rules, regulate their emotions, program their actions, and, in the future, cope with school workload.

During the classes, children also learn to control their bodies, which influences writing and reading, and helps prevent them from sliding off the chair under the table. We develop gross motor skills, which later become the foundation for proper handwriting and make little fingers nimble and obedient.
Parents of our little champions already notice positive dynamics in behavior and speech development after just a few months!

At 16:40 - 3-5 years,
At 17:50 - 5-7 years