"Good News! My son has gone up 1 1/2 grade levels in reading from 6.3 to 7.9 in six months!"

Pam Jones,
parent of a child participating in S'cool Moves lab

   
     
   

 

 

 

 

S’cool Moves is a family-owned company located in Shasta, California. Our employees are educators whose goals are to provide excellent products and training to help create sensory supportive environments for all children.

The company grew out of Debra Em Wilson’s vision to provide foundation skills for students whose families did not have the financial capability to pay for private therapy clinics, behavioral optometry sessions, or expensive learning intervention programs.

As a company, we pride ourselves in staying current on the latest brain research, mind-body science, and psychological findings. Our job is to translate the research into practical application for classrooms, clinics, and home.

Our products incorporate art, music, and movement. We encourage schools to keep these areas a priority in the curriculum.

S’cool Moves activities bridge occupational therapy practices with classroom, clinic, and home. Our products offer simple, effective ways to help all children reach their full potential by improving the sensory foundation for learning.

S’cool Moves believes joy is an important part of everyone’s day, so our products and workshops provide activities that are fun and engaging for teachers, parents, therapists, and students alike.

 

NOTICE:
This program is not intended to diagnose serious medical or learning conditions, nor is it a replacement for occupational/physical therapy, speech therapy, vision therapy, or other specialized services children may need to be successful. If a child has a known medical condition or syndrome, rely on his or her physician or therapist to determine if participation in S’cool Moves is safe and appropriate. When purchasing our products or attending seminars, individuals are held responsible for the safety of children in their care. S’cool Moves does not accept liability for injury that might occur while participating in activities or using heavy work bands.