ADHD and ADD

ADHD and ADD

Using Primitive Reflex Integration to Transform Symptoms of ADD/ADHD

These case studies—featuring children, teens, and adults—show how rhythmic movements and primitive reflex integration can help address the lack of focus, hyperactivity, impulsivity, anxiety, social issues, and learning challenges that often come with ADHD and ADD.

All case studies are written by students of the Brain and Sensory Foundations First Level course.

Older gentleman walking in woods. Text" 67-year-old man makes huge gains in balance, cognition, pain relief.

Rhythmic Movements and Innate Reflex Integration Make a Big Difference for Senior Man

Close-up of a child's hands writing on paper. Text: Mom in tears about her boy's improvement. Links to a case study titled, Skeptical OT Convinced by “Profound Success” in Short Time Frame

Skeptical OT Convinced by “Profound Success” in Short Time Frame

Mom and daughter hugging. Text: Mom and Daughter Do Movements Together.

Teen Reports Less Anxiety, Is Now Making Friends

Back of a young man doing dishes. Text: ASD: Huge improvements for teen.

Telehealth Sessions Relieve Anxiety, Bring Focus for 18-Year-Old with Autism

7-year-old girl smiling. Text: Mom" "The best thing I've ever done for my child."

Therapist about 7-Year-Old Girl: “I Was Astounded by Her Quick Progress”

Young boy writing, concentrating on homework. Text: Boy with ADHD expelled from school, is now thriving.

Therapist Helps Boy with ADHD Show His Skills and Gain His “First True Success”

Young girl focusing on writing. Text: Wiggly child can now focus. Results in 6 weeks!

Wiggly Child Can Now Focus


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