The Neuro Studio/Pilates for Neurological Conditions

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The Neuro Studio/Pilates for Neurological Conditions Online coaching for people who live with neurological conditions and their trainers

10/09/2026

👋 Social media can be a dumpster fire 🔥 but we are so lucky for the amazing community we have at The Neuro Studio. Love always, Meghann Koppele Duffy, MA, EdD (s) - Neuro Movement Specialist and Mariska Breland

Here are 5 things we’d rather you do instead. Swipe through, save it, and send it to the colleague who keeps asking abou...
10/02/2026

Here are 5 things we’d rather you do instead.

Swipe through, save it, and send it to the colleague who keeps asking about their neuropathy clients. 💜

Now tell us: what’s the toughest part of working with people with neuropathy?

You’re not alone out there, so let’s compare notes in the comments. 👇

Want to learn how to implement all these tips?

Check out Advanced Neurological Techniques Course (link in bio)🔗

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09/30/2026

Harnessing the cerebellum isn’t about changing what you teach. It’s about changing how you teach. 🧠

Let us show you how to let the cerebellum be the teacher, while you become the translator. That gives your clients the autonomy to make changes that actually stick. ✨

Want the details on our Advanced Neuro Techniques course? Click here: https://courses.theneurostudio.com/adv-tech 👇

CECs

Did you know most exercises are done with both feet at the same time, or even when done separately, teachers use the sam...
09/28/2026

Did you know most exercises are done with both feet at the same time, or even when done separately, teachers use the same cues? 👣

Unilateral work asks each foot to show up on its own, so the sensory gaps can’t hide (think numbness, gripping toes, an ankle that won’t commit to the floor). 🧠

It’s not a strength problem, it’s a mapping problem. 🗺️

Try working one foot at a time and notice what that foot can actually feel. 👀

Then remap it: add sensory input through the skin, pressure, texture, or even shoes (yes, shoes!) so the brain gets clearer intel about where that foot is and what it’s doing. ✨

Then zoom out. 🔍

How is the rest of the body responding to each foot? Is the opposite hip gripping? Is the trunk shifting? Is the breath holding? Each foot tells a different story, and the rest of the body is listening. 👂

No two feet (or brains) are the same, so the strategy won’t be either. 🙌

At The Neuro Studio, this is exactly what we teach: how to assess each foot, remap it, and connect it back to the whole body so the change sticks. 💜

Try it with your next client, then tell us in the comments: what’s your favorite way to help each foot find the floor? 👇

Save this for your next session and share it with a teacher friend! 📌

Did you know most exercises are done with both feet at the same time, or even when done separately, teachers use the sam...
09/28/2026

Did you know most exercises are done with both feet at the same time, or even when done separately, teachers use the same cues? 👣

Unilateral work asks each foot to show up on its own, so the sensory gaps can’t hide (think numbness, gripping toes, an ankle that won’t commit to the floor). 🧠

It’s not a strength problem, it’s a mapping problem. 🗺️

Try working one foot at a time and notice what that foot can actually feel. 👀

Then remap it: add sensory input through the skin, pressure, texture, or even shoes (yes, shoes!) so the brain gets clearer intel about where that foot is and what it’s doing. ✨

Then zoom out. 🔍

How is the rest of the body responding to each foot? Is the opposite hip gripping? Is the trunk shifting? Is the breath holding? Each foot tells a different story, and the rest of the body is listening. 👂

No two feet (or brains) are the same, so the strategy won’t be either. 🙌

At The Neuro Studio, this is exactly what we teach: how to assess each foot, remap it, and connect it back to the whole body so the change sticks. 💜

Save this for your next session and follow for more neuro-informed movement tips! 📌

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