Large set for cerebellar stimulation HEGA

The large set for cerebellar stimulation is a comprehensive simulator for balance therapy, used in sensory rooms, inclusive classes, rehabilitation centers. This is a corrective program of physical exercises that the child performs on the Belgau balance beam. The cerebellum contains the largest concentration (more than 50%) of neurons. It is responsible not only for balance, but also for many mental functions. Improves: 1. Concentration of attention; 2. Visual-motor coordination; 3. Posture; 4. All types of memory; 5. Language development; 6. Mathematical and logical abilities; 7. Analysis and synthesis of information; 8. Body rhythm; 9. Ability to plan; 10. The work of the emotional and volitional sphere. Indications for use: Delay in language development; Delay in mental development; Dyslexia and dysgraphia; Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD); Autistic spectrum of development and autism; Alalia; Stuttering; Violation of coordination and motility; Walking on toes; VSD and motion sickness in transport; Increased distraction, restlessness; Violation of posture; Problems with learning. The composition of the set: Balancer board with markings Colored bar Balancer bar with a steel ball 3 sensor bags Target board with numbers and colors 3 balls Stand with goals Pendulum ball on a rubber band Methodical instructions with a description of the program and exercises. The overall size of the box is 96x38x21 cm, 6.5 kg. Copyright belongs to "HEGA". Tm "HEGA" guarantees the quality of every detail. All videos - reviews of our toys https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzG1tAZR7IyIcr4jvT0QMzw Safety of TM "HEGA" toys: read Main differences of TM "HEGA" from competitors: read Corresponds to a typical list of special means of correction of psychophysical development of persons with special educational needs , who study in inclusive and special classes (groups) of educational institutions in accordance with Order of the Ministry of Education and Culture No. 873 of June 21, 2019 and Order of the Ministry of Education and Culture No. 414 of March 24, 2018.