The Sensory Path uses a series of research-based movement to provide sensory input to the proprioceptive and vestibular systems in a unique formula designed to target specific muscle groups and joints. These intentional movement sequences help realign the internal sensory system and remove neurological “roadblocks” that cause misfired and redirected sensory signals. As the body’s sensory pathways are realigned, the brain and body can process academic information better because the signals are better aligned. When sensory seeking behaviors decrease, cognitive function increases, which results in a snowball effect of increase in social and emotional learning.