Bedwetting, Bladder, & Bowel

Can Primitive Reflex Integration Help with Bedwetting and Soiling?

Children with bedwetting and soiling issues have experienced great improvements after receiving rhythmic movements and primitive reflex integration. These neurodevelopmental movements may also support toilet training in young children.

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

“Watch Mommy! I Can Do a Sit Up!!”

Boy laughing into camera. Text: In one week, remarkable positive changes.

9-Year-Old Is Helped with Bedwetting; Posture, Energy, Relaxation, and Coordination Improve

ASD Symptoms and Global Dev Delay; OT Sees Huge Improvement

Bedclothes over a bedwetting accident. Text: 8year-old gets relief from bedwetting, handwriting improvements.

Bedwetting, Fine Motor Skills, and Focus Improve with Primitive Reflex Integration

Bowel Training, Emotional Regulation for 5-Year-Old Girl

Boy looking into camera. Text: Boy stops drooling, begins speaking, enjoying play with peers.

Boy Stops Drooling, Begins Speaking, Enjoys Playing with Peers

From Moderate to Minimal Assistance with ADLs in 4 Weeks

No More Headaches for Adopted Daughter

Boy resting in quadruped. Text: Bedwetting—Mom is thrilled with progress.

OT Learns Simple, Effective Tools to Help with Bedwetting for 7-Year-Old

Young boy and his mother working with a speech therapist. Text: Help for speech, fine-motor, potty training, sensory, and behavior issues.

SLP Amazed: "He Is Now Speaking in Sentences"

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

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