SACCADES

Saccades are rapid eye movements controlled by the brain, with specific brain areas responsible for different parts of the movement. When the eyes perform a rightward saccade, the right cerebellum and left frontal lobe become active, and the reverse happens with a leftward saccade. This eye-jump function can be used to stimulate particular brain regions based on the client's assessment and profile analysis. Targeted saccade training can thus support brain activation in specific areas, aiding in a balanced development of motor and cognitive control where needed.