Anxiety

Anxiety

Can Primitive Reflex Integration Help Reduce Anxiety?

Rhythmic movements and primitive reflex integration may help with anxiety because they are calming and regulating for the brain and body. These innate neurodevelopmental movements can release the nervous system from fight-flight or freeze states, helping to turn around social anxiety, phobias, separation anxiety, sleep challenges, and more.

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

Smiling, confident-looking woman. Text: Movements bring relief from anxiety.

25-Year-Old Law Student—Less Panic, Better Focus and Sleep; Increased Strength and Happiness

Girl in a wheelchair playing with lap board. Text: Girl with CP no longer fearful.

PT Assistant Says: “It’s Hard to Believe” the Huge Impact of Reflex Integration

Helpful girl drying dishes. Text: Relief from meltdowns and anxiety.

Young Girl Develops Emotional Regulation; Improves Handwriting, Motor Skills, and Learning

Sleeping boy. Text: Anxious 3YO now calm, healthy, and sleeping.

Mom Gets Relief; Overly Clingy, Anxious Toddler Transforms with Innate Movements

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”

Smiling boy with head on pillow peeking out from under blanket. Text: 4-year-old boy overcomes phobia of the dark.

Innate Movements Help Young Boy Release Fears

Girl singing with a choir. Text: Therapist shocked by "Amount of Words."

15-Year-Old Girl with Autism Gains Communication, Coordination, and Overcomes Meltdowns

Daughter and Mom chatting with eye contact. Text: Emotional Meltdowns stop for Anxious Girl.

Severe Anxiety and Sensory Issues Transform with Neurodevelopmental Movements

Four girls dressed for dance chatting. Text: From Severe Anxiety to Independence and Confidence.

8-Year-Old with Severe Anxiety is Now Sleeping in Her Room and Walking into Class on Her Own

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

Teen Reports Less Anxiety, Is Now Making Friends


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