🐊 Working on reflex integration with Supine Lizards—an engaging exercise to help kids with their asymmetrical tonic neck reflex! By turning their head while keeping one side straight and the other bent, we’re supporting balanced movement and control. Sometimes a favorite toy or snack makes it even more fun! This is just a glimpse of the 7 hours of interactive activities in our Parents Course, designed to empower parents to help children with developmental delays. Want access? Comment ‘Parents C

Comment: ADHD for the link to: LIVE: Improving ADHD Through Reflex Integration Techniques Wednesday 11/12 at 4pm EST with 0.2 AOTA CEUs included! Recording included if you can’t join live! Parents and educators are invited as well! ✅ A systematic review and meta-analysis from 2023 revealed a connection between retained primitive reflexes and ADHD. By integrating primitive reflexes, therapists can help children access the higher learning centers of their brain, thus reducing ADHD symptoms. ✅ This

Supporting reflex and sensory integration in infancy and toddlerhood is possible! Reflexes must integrate in order to page the way for developmental milestones to be met! These are some simple ways to naturally promote integration of primitive reflexes for babies and toddlers: 1. Balloon volleyball that requires the child to look up while maintaining standing balance. 2. Completing games and puzzles in tummy time to strengthen the core and vestibular system. 3. Obstacle courses that facilitate c