Default Mode Network – Repetitive Movements Downshifts DMN Dominance

What if repetitive movements are more than behaviors to manage? Explore how stimming and rhythmic movement may help children with developmental delays regulate sensory and emotional overload and shift away from Default Mode Network dominance. Discover a neurofeedback-informed perspective that reframes repetitive movement as a regulatory strategy—and offers new insight into patterns of looping, attention, and developmental flexibility.

Language: English (Subtitled in Polish) | Duration: 57 minutes.