In infancy, the development of the sensory systems requires sensory-motor input from primitive reflexes and other neurodevelopmental movements. Because of this connection, we can use neurodevelopmental movements to effectively mature the sensory systems and address sensory processing disorders (SPD). Explore the relationship between sensory processing and retained primitive reflexes, and see case study examples showing how neurodevelopmental movements are helping children and adults resolve SPD—resulting in greater comfort, less anxiety, and better function.
