Reducing Headaches with Innate Rhythmic Movements and Reflex Integration
In healthy development, the innate rhythmic movements along with primitive and postural reflexes play a role in optimal muscle function—especially for the muscles of the head, neck, and shoulders. When reflexes are retained or underdeveloped, these muscles can become overly tight leading to tension headaches. See how the neurodevelopmental movements from the Brain and Sensory Foundations course have been successfully used to reduce or eliminate headaches in children and adults.
