upcoming JKA dates

Zoom intro workshop with Jeremy Krauss
JKA for children 1-year module – Abilities Training

➤ APRIL 18, 2023 – 6 to 8 p.m. CET

➤ May 11, 2023 – 6 to 8 p.m. CET

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The JKA for children module starts June 12, 2023

What is the JKA?

The Jeremy Krauss Approach (JKA) is a new understanding and perspective of experiential learning and early movement development.

JKA – Developmental Hands-On (DHO)

JKA – Sensory Active Movement lessons (SAM)

JKA – Abilities Through Movement lessons (ATM)

JKA – Functional Hands-On (FHO)

JKA – Developmental Hands-On (DHO)

JKA – Sensory Active Movement lessons (SAM)

JKA – Functional Hands-On (FHO)

JKA – Developmental Hands-On (DHO)

JKA – Developmental Hands-On (DHO)

JKA – Sensory Active Movement lessons (SAM)

JKA working groups

  • The JKA is a unique way to learn, grow and develop for children and adults.
  • The primary focus is helping develop potential and abilities – physically, mentally and emotionally.
  • JKA is solidly founded on the science of Neuroplasticity – the brain’s ability to change and reorganize itself by forming new neural connections and developmental pathways no matter what the condition is.
  • The central focus is on a therapeutic experiential learning process for helping children and adults develop and increase their abilities.
  • It is a neurophysiological therapeutic method that helps with the continuing growth and development of the neuro-muscular-skeletal system.
  • It supports children and adults to learn, change and overcome a spectrum of functional and developmental challenges of various kinds.
  • The goal is that any child or adult can make better use of their potential – physically, mentally and emotionally.
  • JKA is a non-invasive movement based Approach which respects every child and adult as an intelligent human being.
  • It is 100% personalized, not trying to fit a person into a frame, but on the contrary, developing a frame that fits each person.

The JKA for children helps with various developmental challenges and disorders such as: Cerebral Palsy, Spasticity due to accidents, childhood stroke, autism spectrum, genetic disorders, brachial plexus injury, scoliosis and various undiagnosed developmental delays and difficulties and many developmental disorders and challenges seen in children.