Autism
Autism
Rhythmic Movements and Reflex Integration for Helping Autism
Parents, occupational therapists, physical therapists, and other professionals consistently report that integrating primitive reflexes and applying rhythmic movements helps with the sensory processing issues, physical pain, sleep challenges, emotional dysregulation, and anxiety that commonly accompany autism (ASD). See inspiring case studies with children and adults with autism.
All case studies are written by students of the Brain and Sensory Foundations First Level course.
11-Year-Old Boy with Sensory and Emotional Challenges is Transformed by Neurodevelopmental and Integrative Movements
6 Months Makes a Huge Difference: Pre-Teen Girl's Anxiety Decreases, Achieves Big Jump in Standardized Test Scores
Boy with Severe Autism Makes Remarkable Progress in Play, Academics, Speech, Gross Motor and Fine Motor Skills
From Aggressive to Giggly and Playful -- Rhythmic Movements and Reflex Integration Make a Big Difference for 5-Year-Old Boy
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