Discover how a twin study on music practice reveals the power of environmental enrichment to reshape brain development in autistic and neurodivergent children.
Research by Dr. Michael Meaney demonstrates that maternal care, such as frequent licking in rats, can epigenetically modify gene expression in offspring, enhancing their stress resilience. 
Environmental enrichment therapy, involving structured sensory and motor activities, has been shown to improve cognitive and behavioral functions in neurological disorders by enhancing brain plasticity and resilience.
A simple obstacle course can help autistic children improve oxygen intake, brain function, and emotional regulation through structured aerobic activity.