In the years I’ve been working with neuroplasticity and primitive reflex integration programmes, I’ve lost count of the number of parents who want to know the % their child’s reflexes […]
I work to help primitive reflexes integrate, which are reflexes we are born with and should disappear by age two. If not integrated, they cause emotional, behavioral, and learning challenges. I use a gentle, movement-based therapy to reduce challenges and give the central nervous system and brain a second chance to develop typically. Interrupted development leads to challenges and our behavior and personalities are shaped by our reflex profiles. I work towards integration using movement patterns, and carefully observe my clients to assess and work on specific reflexes. It’s not magic, but it’s worth a try and has the potential to transform lives.
Sensory processing difficulties are due to primitive reflexes, and can be resolved using simple movement patterns.
The post discusses the impact of retained primitive reflexes in adults based on the author’s personal experiences as a private pilot. It highlights the effects of these reflexes on various aspects of life and the potential for improvement through reflex integration therapy. The author shares personal achievements and encourages others to consider reflex integration for potential benefits.
