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.

 

Woman Confidently chatting with a group. Text: Woman with ASD Overcomes Social Anxiety

Severe Anxiety in Groups, Now Comfortable at Social Gatherings

Teen girl. Text: Teen girl, phobias and sensitivities diminish

Teen's Phobias Diminish After Summer of Rhythmic Movement

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

Three-year-old girl focused on painting. Text: 3YO Gains Self-Regulation, ADLs

Therapist Amazed at Effectiveness of Innate Rhythmic Movements

Three children lying in grass side-by-side. Text: From aggressive fighting to peaceful playing.

Three Siblings with ASD Make Dramatic Progress; Parents Are Overjoyed

Smiling boy with a bowl of cherries. Text: “Interventions worked wonders” for adopted boy

Young Boy Makes Great Progress—Less Aggression, More Compliance and Participation

Two girls in scouting uniforms chatting in a text. Text: From violent meltdowns to calm, happy, and communicative.

Young Girl with Selective Mutism Is Transformed by Rhythmic Movements and Primitive Reflex Integration

Young man with a back pack. Text: Confidence for college.

Young Man Reduces Anxiety and Improves Sleep, Focus, and Academic Performance

Young man walking down the street. Text: Conversed with Doctor for the First Time Ever

Young Man with Down Syndrome and Autism Has New Abilities after 6 Weeks of Rhythmic Movements.

Boy smiling into camera. text: 13 year old boy with ASD: Mom sees huge improvements in 14 weeks.

Young Teen with ASD and SPD: More Regulation, More Speech, More Stamina, More Fun


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