WHAT IS MID BRAIN ACTIVATION?
Mid Brain Activation is a program designed for children aged 6 to 14 years to develop the ability to sense visual objects with their eyes closed.
The method was pioneered by Professor Makoto Shichida in Japan, who spent over 40 years refining this technique. He was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 1998 for his contributions. The midbrain is a small area of the brain that acts as a relay center for auditory, visual, and motor activities. The Mid Brain Activation process enhances a child’s learning capabilities by improving their perception in visual, auditory, and other sensory areas.