E55 - Dallas DMI Mixdown

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Jen and Brit are excited to welcome their first-ever Zoom guest, Dr. Tiffany Robinson of Dallas DMI! Dr. Robinson discusses reflexes and children with movement or coordination delays, as well as neurological disorders like cerebral palsy. She shares her remarkable success with Dynamic Movement Intervention (DMI), which proves rapid progress over her two-week intensive therapy model. This therapy helps build or rebuild neural pathways to enhance movement, coordination, balance, and more. Dr. Robinson also expresses the joy she feels watching kids achieve what was once thought to be impossible.

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