1. Who should attend? Workshop Content?
When: Sat 16th & Sun 17th September, 2017
Time: 9.30am – 4.00pm
Where: Uxbridge Centre – 35 Uxbridge Rd, Howick, Auckland
Cost: NZ$655.00
(includes handouts, morning/afternoon teas)
To register
Ian McGowan B.Ed.
(hons), M.Ed, is Director
of the Movement and
Learning Centre in
Scotland. His background is in physical education and human movement, psychology and child development. He has 35 years of accumulated experience as a teacher and developmental practitioner working with children adolescents and adults.  
FEEDBACK FROM WORKSHOPS
“The training was great, provided a lot of really good information without being overwhelming, and some great exercises to incorporate.  Ian's passion well and truly shines through.”
“Ian is brilliant!  He was clear, communicated well and demonstrated effectively.  I really enjoyed the practicality of the training and how it brings the theory to life.”
“I really enjoyed the training and found it extremely helpful, interesting and well  balanced with theory and practical elements.”
“I absolutely loved the training. The practical elements of the course were great, including the actual assessments and video analysis.”
Who should attend?
The training course will be of interest to professionals from a wide range of disciplines working with children and adolescents: Teachers & Tutors – Early Years, Primary & Secondary, Psychologists, OT’s & Speech & Language Therapists, Behavioural Optometrists, Gymbaroo Teachers, INPP Practitioners, JIAS Providers, Extra Lesson Practitioners
Workshop Content?
This two day course will provide participants with an understanding of human movement, knowledge of a test battery to assess the status of bilateral integration, personal experience in the performance of a structured range of bilateral integration movement and understanding of how to structure and implement a programme of intervention with children, adolescents and adults to enhance learning, release potential and improve performance.
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