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The right brain is about seeing the big picture of the world and the left brain, the smaller parts- the details.

The left brain is the gas. It controls the small muscles or fine motor skills. It is the curious hemisphere and is involved in every conscious movement. It is also the verbal side where our speech, language and learning occur. The left brain loves routine and is in charge of our positive emotions. It also helps to control the immune system.

The right brain is the brake, the cautious hemisphere. It controls movement of the big muscles, our posture and gait. It's the spatial side of the brain and allows us to feel our body in space. It governs balance and our proprioceptive sense. It is in charge of avoidance behaviour and keeps us safe. It controls our negative emotions and impulses. It is our non-verbal communicator which is about reading body language and social cues.

By understanding what each hemisphere of the brain looks after, we can gauge whether a child has a left or right brain deficiency- where one side of the brain is underactive and being overpowered by the other.

By stimulating the underactive hemisphere, we can help it develop and become more equal to the other hemisphere. This is critical for efficient processing between the two hemispheres and for the brain to ultimately be in balance.

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