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The Safe and Sound Protocol (SSP) may lead to side effects if not approached carefully. It involves individual nervous system processing and requires close attention to autonomic cues. Rushing the process can result in discomfort like vertigo and fatigue. Proper communication with a provider is essential to ensure safety and address any discomfort throughout the SSP journey.
The Safe and Sound Protocol for neurodivergent families You have probably found this blog post because you’re researching the SSP (Safe and Sound Protocol) for your child. The Safe and …
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.
I tell all my clients this Safe and Sound Protocol and natural menopause relief anecdote at some point, so it’s time to publish this as a blog post. When I …
primitive reflex integration or the Safe and Sound Protocol I am often approached by parents seeking out primitive reflex integration as a result of seeing the film “Attention, Please!” Some …
Recently, in an online forum on auditory processing disorder, someone asked an interesting question about whether there is a link between shoulder dystocia and auditory processing disorder and/or ADHD. There …
Before you can expect a child to form letters correctly, they need to have solid neurodevelopmental foundations in place.
Twice this week, and several times in the past, I’ve come across people on social media arguing about “cures” for neurodivergent conditions. The thinking by those opposed to doing any …
In response to desperate pleas by SSP providers around the globe, iLs has pushed through the release of the Safe and Sound Protocol in digital format somewhat earlier than planned …
Before you can expect a child to form letters correctly, they need to have solid neurodevelopmental foundations in place.