Handwriting

Handwriting

Does Reflex Integration Support Handwriting?

Therapists and parents have seen positive outcomes for handwriting in children and adults who received primitive and postural reflex integration. Areas of improvement include: use of tripod grasp, hand dominance, hand strength and stamina, eye-hand coordination, spatial-awareness, and crossing midline.

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

Boy smiling into camera. Text: Poor behavior ends, trauma heals.

Boy with trauma makes so much progress in school!

Before-and-After drawings, the first showing a mono-chrome rough drawing of a person, the second is multi-colored and detailed with facial features.

Girl Meets all OT Goals!

Before-and-After drawings showing improvement in fine motor skills. Text: Girl with Chiari Disorder now sleeping, laughing, listening, speaking

Daughter Is Now Sleeping, Laughing, Listening, Speaking, and Making Eye Contact

Before-and-After photos of drawings showing fine-motor improvement. Text: OT helps son transform with joyful movements.

Preschool Boy Gains Focus, Sensory Regulation, Fine-Motor, and Confidence

https://stg.moveplaythrive.com/case-studies/anger-and-depression-gone-12-year-old-boy

After Traumatic Past, Man Uses Innate Movements, Transforms Anxiety to Joy

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

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

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

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”

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

Therapist Amazed at Effectiveness of Innate Rhythmic Movements

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

Severe Anxiety and Sensory Issues Transform with Neurodevelopmental Movements


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