Fine Motor Skills

Fine Motor Skills

Primitive Reflex Integration for Fine Motor Skills

Integrating primitive reflexes can bolster fine motor skills by helping to develop muscle strength and dexterity in the hands and fingers. Both children and adults have experienced increased quality and enjoyment of fine motor tasks with primitive reflex integration.

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

Young boy playing with Legos. Text: Video—Delayed toddler makes huge gains.

Less Flapping and Mouthing, More Eye-Contact, Smiling, Eating, and Playing with Toys

Smiling boy working with mom and sister at tabletop. Text: Team of therapists change this boy's life.

Boy with Dev Delay Makes Huge Improvements in Motor Skills, Handwriting, Attention, and Stamina

Giggling boy cuddling with mom. Text: Fine-motor improves to age-expected level.

Parents and Therapist Impressed with 5-YO Boy’s Large Improvements in Short Time

Two images showing before-and-after improvements in drawing. the "before" version show faint pencil strokes of a roundish shape with arms and legs. The "after" version shows strong, confidents pencil strokes illustrating a person with hair, facial features, and hands and legs with hands and feel. Links to a case study titled, "5-Year-Old Boy with ADHD Gains Improvements in Behavior, Focus, and Fine Motor Skills"

5-Year-Old Boy with ADHD Gains Improvements in Behavior, Focus, and Fine Motor Skills

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

Severe Anxiety and Sensory Issues Transform with Neurodevelopmental Movements

Smiling boy swinging on a swing set. Autism: From running and screaming to happy and smiling.

Autism: From Running and Screaming to Happy and Smiling


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