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A Cleveland area summer camp will teach children confidence, patience, self-control and how to make healthy choices. No macaroni necklaces, here. At Camp Insight, children create lots of art and music, as well as take part in yoga, challenging games, Tae Kwon Do, and positive self esteem exercises. The hope is greater confidence and less stress.
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CLEVELAND--Become a stronger parent and a healthier, happier you! Cleveland's Insight Learning and Wellness Center is offering a new program called Dynamic Parents. Developed by Michelle Martin, Ed.S., School Psychologist and Director of the center, the class goal is to create peaceful, healthy families. It includes important new research on nutrition, exercise, reducing stress, building bonds and communicating in better ways.
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The winter months bring more than snow and cold temperatures — they bring a whole line-up of different ailments and illnesses. No one likes to feel sick, whether from the flu, diarrhea, strained muscles or broken bones, or from chronic conditions like arthritis, cancer or high blood pressure. Feeling sick is unpleasant, motivating people to find relief.
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Founder of Insight Learning & Wellness Center, Michelle Martin, was a featured guest on Kaleidoscope, a public affairs program on WEWS TV-5 hosted by Leon Bibb. Along with Integrated Psychiatrist Lynn Klimo, MD, Michelle discussed the trend towards integrating conventional western medicine with natural, more holistic therapies that have been proven to work.
| When complementary therapies are incorporated into a treatment plan, patients achieve better outcomes and enhanced wellness. Learn more about how medication is often only part of the solution. |
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Can martial arts help children with learning disabilities?
by Kim Wheeler, WKYC Channel 3 News, 7/25/2007 12:39:24 PM
Michelle Martin is a psychologist and instructor at Insight Learning and Wellness Center in Cleveland. She teaches Tae Kwon Do to students who have ADHD, autism, Asperger's Syndrome and she has seen improvement in their focus and social skills.
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She says the martial arts teach self control and concentration. She teaches children 6 to 18 years old. It is a combination of group therapy and martial arts. The center takes a holistic approach instead of turning to medicine for children. |
90.3 WCPN Feature Story - Aired April 7, 2006
Disabilities like Multiple Sclerosis leave patients in debilitating pain. Cerebral Palsy often leaves the body contracted and contorted. But a woman in Lakewood hopes to relieve families from diseases such as these through the ancient practice of yoga. In private and group classes, Yoga For the Special Child incorporates deep breathing and stretching techniques, tailor made for children with disabilities. ideastream's Lisa Ann Pinkerton reports. Read more.
CRAIN'S CLEVELAND BUSINESS
Tae kwon do brings discipline, skills to special needs kids
4:30 am, March 6, 2006
The small group of boys forms a semi-circle around tae kwon do instructor and licensed school psychologist Michelle Martin.
On this quiet Saturday morning, they attend class at Insight Learning & Wellness Center in Warrensville Heights.
Complicated and exhaustive kicks, jumps, blocks and punches will follow. But right now, the center’s director and founder quietly counsels about bullying.
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