Neurological Control requires the ability to receive and send messages telling the body how and when to move.

 

Neurological Control includes:

 

                        Proprioception: the sense and awareness of how and where our bodies are positioned in                                                                space.

                                                       

                        Visual Reference: the ability to see, to have what we see interpreted accurately.

 

                        Auditory System (vestibular response): hearing contributes to our ability to balance and to our                                                         ability to achieve spatial orientation, it also contributes to our ability to move                                                         and maintain a sense of balance.

 

                        Sensorimotor input: the ability to receive sensation from one’s own body and from the                                                                            environment around us and interpret it.