This boy was unable to perceive anything besides a single shape (e.g., square) when asked to copy a simple drawing (e.g., a house). He attempted it several times, then just scribbled in frustration, despite the fact that he could easily copy a single square. After 3 months of reflex integration treatment (no copying practice), he copied a recognizable house.

In addition, he struggled with extreme meltdowns and was triggered when things didn't go his way. He also did not want to be separated from his mom, and experienced headaches daily. He is no longer experiencing "rage episodes", he is more flexible with daily routines, and he is free of headaches.

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Thank you to Kendra Browder, OTR/L.