Over 600 parents from Serbia had a great opportunity to learn about child development approach practiced by IAHP.
On Sunday, February 22nd, in Belgrade, Douglas Doman, vice director of the Institutes for the Achievement of Human Potential, together with Spencer Doman, a staff member of IAHP, held two lectures for the parents of well babies, and for fathers and mothers of special needs children.
The experts on the child brain development talked about the unique methods of treatment developed at the Institutes, they gave some practical information and tips, and answered to parents’ questions during a Q&A session.
It was a wonderful opportunity for more than 600 parents to learn firsthand about the child development approach practiced by the Institutes.
One of the things we remembered was related to the importance of reading for children. More info about this topic you can find on the following web page:
http://www.iahp.org/myths-reading-252015/
Douglas Doman also explained why running was important for child development:
http://www.iahp.org/why-you-should-teach-your-child-to-run-part-1/
http://www.iahp.org/teach-child-run-part-2/
http://www.iahp.org/teach-child-run-part-3/
There were many other interesting things to hear. We wrote down most of them. Hope others did the same thing.
If you wish to stay connected with the Institutes, or ask some question to Douglas Doman or other members of IAHP, please follow the links:
www.iahp.org/connect
www.iahp.org
www.iahp.org/enewsletter
www.facebook.com/thebraingrowsbyuse
www.twitter.com/betterbabyiahp
The entire “Novak Djokovic” Foundation team wishes to say big thanks to Douglas and Spencer Doman who presented very useful and interesting lectures for parents of brain-injured children and parents of well children in Belgrade, Serbia.
We hope everyone who attended is satisfied with the information, tips and advice they got. We’re sure they have been more than helpful. Hope to see you all very soon.
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