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Sensory or Reflexes? Two Sides of the Same Issue
How Primitive Reflex Integration Improves Sensory Processing
Primitive reflexes and sensory processing are intertwined in our neurology and development. Because these systems affect each other, reflex integration can be used to achieve positive outcomes for many sensory-based conditions.
Reversing Learning Challenges
Building Better Learning from the Ground Up
Have you noticed that learning challenges in children seem to be more common, more pervasive, and more difficult to address than ever before? There are underlying reasons we explore in this article—along with simple, effective methods for reversing learning challenges.
New Research Validates Rhythmic Movements
Why Rhythmic Movements Are Essential for Child Development, Learning, and Brain Maturity
See research and case study evidence showing how innate rhythmic movements can help children with ADHD, dyslexia, autism, learning delays, and other neurodevelopmental challenges.
A Sensory-Motor Approach to Mental Health
How Neurodevelopmental Movements Can Improve Mental Health Outcomes
Learn how primitive reflex integration and developing the sensory systems can greatly improve regulation, focus, and mental health.
How to Tame Meltdowns and Manage Transitions
Dr. Blomberg’s #1 Recommendation For Tantrums, Meltdowns, and Troublesome Transitions
What is at the root of emotional and behavior disturbances? How can we prevent meltdowns and address challenging transitions?
Crawling: A Milestone Worth Meeting
Benefits and Shortcomings of Crawling Programs—3 Recommendations to Support Optimal Crawling
Many parents and professionals are aware of the important role crawling plays in development. But when a child lacks a strong neurodevelopmental foundation, are crawling programs helpful or not?
