Visual Processing

Visual Processing

Supporting Visual Processing Using Primitive Reflexes

Therapists and parents have seen improvements in visual processing and visual motor skills after applying primitive reflex integration and rhythmic movements. See inspiring stories about improvements in visual tracking, eye-hand coordination, visual perception and memory, reading comprehension, letter sizing and spacing, and nystagmus reduction.

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

Pre-teen boy smiling into camera. Text: Improvements in sleep, sensory, play, and more.

4-Yr-Old Boy with ASD: Better Interoception, Speech, Vision, and Focus with Innate Movements

Smiling boy running in autumn leaves. Text: OT measures "Extraordinary Progress" for preschool boy.

In 12 weeks, At-Risk 4-Year-Old Boy Scores at Age Level on Berry Visual-Motor Test

10-year-old girl looking to the right. Text: From daily disruptive behavior to “calm composure”

Life-Changing Strides in Gross-Motor Skills, Visual Processing, and Participation in School

Boy smiling into camera. Text: Boy stops toe walking.

No Toe Walking for the First Time after Less than a Week of Rhythmic Movements

Brother and sister reading together. Text: Better attention, reading, writing, and spelling. Links to a case study titled, "OT “Filled with Gratitude and Excitement”; Sees Profound Results for 6-Year-Old Boy"

OT “Filled with Gratitude and Excitement”; Sees Profound Results for 6-Year-Old Boy

Girl reading book. Text: Reading for Leisure now.

Rhythmic Movement Makes a Significant Impact on 7-Year-Old Girl with ADHD

Close-up of a child's hands writing on paper. Text: Mom in tears about her boy's improvement. Links to a case study titled, Skeptical OT Convinced by “Profound Success” in Short Time Frame

Skeptical OT Convinced by “Profound Success” in Short Time Frame

Girl writing. Text: 32% to 84% in visual sequential memory, 8-year-old girl

Struggles with Visual Memory, Hand-Eye Coordination, and Writing All Ease for 8-Year-Old Girl