INTERACTIVE METRONOME
Coach Tricia and client Carolyn during her summer peak performance training.
Interactive Metronome® (IM) is an evidence-based assessment and training tool that measures and improves neurotiming, or the synchronization of neural impulses within key brain networks for cognitive, communicative, sensory and motor performance.
Peer reviewed studies repeatedly confirm the importance of timing and rhythm for human performance. According to IM research, improving neuro-timing may result in better function in the following areas:
Attention
Processing Speed
Working Memory
Executive Functions
Self-Regulation
Expressive & Receptive Language
Reading Comprehension
Rate & Fluency, Mathematics
Upper Extremity Function
(Parkinson’s, hemiplegia, CP, hand function)Motor Coordination
Athletic Performance (golf, soccer)
SESSIONS
IM sessions can be done remotely from the comfort of your home with 24/7 availability. If you are ready to begin your training or have some questions. go to our scheduling page and set up a time to talk.
Diane’s IM Story
You’ll learn about my own Interactive Metronome® journey from our Blog (Memory, Rhythm, Clapping: The Power of a Millisecond).
GOLF STUDIES & COMPETITIVE GAIN
Training in Timing Improves Accuracy in Golf
Synchronized Metronome Training Induces Changes in Kinetic Properties of the Golf Swing
Effect of Timing Training in Golf and Soccer Players
Seniors Take to Metronome to Add Stability to Gait, Even to Golf Game
Also see Interactive Metronome Research for additional studies on the impact of enhancing neuro-timing to achieve a range of goals.
CLIENT STORIES
Annie’s Story: Prior to a major shift in job and geography, she decided some brain brightening was in order. Annie wanted every advantage in approaching this new step with energy and clarity. She purchased a 15-session package and then completed it over a period of 5 weeks.
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Transition and Confidence
There are certain points in life when you want to feel your best -- and then some. An artist, educator and editor, Annie was looking for brain training to improve her memory and processing before making a job transition.
What is it like to do the IM Program?
IM was challenging, but Annie gained energy, confidence, and more social ease. Her biggest takeaway was success after a nurturing and fruitful experience.
SCHEDULING
If you’re interested in learning more, set up a complimentary online consultation with Diane. Here’s our scheduling page.