Conditions and Indicators of Retained Primitive Reflexes
Primitive reflexes enormously impact our development. When primitive reflexes do not reach maturity in early infancy or toddlerhood it is associated with neuro-sensory-motor challenges, including: dyslexia, ADHD, toe walking, bedwetting, sensory processing disorders, speech delay, headaches, social issues, anxiety, and motor deficits. Here we discover what may indicate retained primitive reflexes, and how we can use reflex integration to address physical, social-emotional, mental health, cognitive, and behavioral challenges for individuals of all ages.
Addressing ADHD Through Neurodevelopmental Movements
Would you agree that—despite decades of research into symptoms and causes—ADHD is still widespread in both children and adults? Are you interested in lasting solutions for the sensory issues, anxiety, learning, and behavioral challenges that commonly accompany ADHD?
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.
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.
Dr. Blomberg’s #1 Recommendation For Tantrums, Meltdowns, and Troublesome Transitions
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