Core Principle

"Children stuck in analytical patterns need creative movement. Children stuck in creative patterns need structured movement."

The Problem

Children absorb generational trauma early, developing rigid emotional, behavioral, and cognitive patterns that limit their growth and become entrenched personality structures. These patterns lock them into dominant modes of operation.

The Solution

EMBRACE restores flexibility using simple movement activities tailored to each child's stuck pattern, reconnecting them to natural thinking and feeling balance before rigidity becomes personality.

The Method

EMBRACE identifies whether children are stuck in analytical mode (too controlled) or creative mode (too overwhelmed), then provides gentle correction through targeted physical exercises.

Analytical Mode Fixation (AMF)

"Too Controlled"

  • Difficulty expressing emotions or vulnerability
  • Rigid behavior patterns, hypercontrol
Treatment: Left-side body activities to activate creativity and emotional flow

Creative Mode Fixation (CMF)

"Too Overwhelmed"

  • Difficulty with structure and executive function
  • Emotional overwhelm, withdrawal
Treatment: Right-side body activities to build focus and confidence

Key Advantages

Universal

No special equipment or extensive training required

Scalable

Can be implemented across diverse cultural and educational settings

Cost-Effective

Integrates into existing kindergarten routines

Evidence-Based

Grounded in established neuroscience and trauma research

πŸš€ Current Progress

πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡¦ Ukraine Pilot Active 8-month field validation by Prof. Dr. Kateryna Bondar
πŸ›οΈ gUG Forming Natural Balance gUG legal structure in process
πŸ‡­πŸ‡Ί Hungary Connections Kindergarten partnerships established, pilot program in planning
πŸ‡©πŸ‡ͺ German Study Ready €50,000 needed for 4-kindergarten pilot
πŸŽ“ Academic Support Prof. em. Dr. Joachim Hage advising

Implementation

The program requires no special tools, training, or technology. Activities include body-side-specific movements, art, balance games, cross-lateral coordination, and simple finger patterns. Rather than separate sessions, EMBRACE integrates seamlessly into daily routines.

It can be practiced anywhere β€” homes, kindergartens, refugee camps β€” and adapts easily across cultures.

πŸ’° Be Part of the Breakthrough

We're actively seeking funders to support our German pilot program. This is your opportunity to directly impact early childhood development research and help prevent cognitive and emotional rigidity before it becomes entrenched.

€50,000 total investment β€’ 4 kindergartens, 60-120 children β€’ 12-week program with 6-month follow-up

Time-sensitive opportunity: September 2025 represents the optimal window for kindergarten integration. With funding secured by August, we can launch during the natural academic year transition.

Ready to Learn More?

Field trials, kindergarten partnerships, and research collaboration opportunities available.

Tom Gamal
Lead Researcher
Berlin, Germany
Phone:
+49 176 242 242 24