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Primitive Reflexes are involuntary movements that help us develop during our first year of life. When these reflexes don't integrate, they become known as retained reflexes. Retained reflexes can interfere with an individual's ability to develop appropriately.
Primitive Reflexes are involuntary movements that help us develop during our first year of life. When these reflexes don't integrate, they become known as retained reflexes. Retained reflexes can interfere with an individual's ability to develop appropriately.
Who could benefit?
Who could benefit?
Difficulty focusing/easily distracted
Poor balance, falls easily
Poor motor planning skills
Excessive fear of falling
Poor hand-eye coordination
Difficulty with fine motor skills (i.e., handwriting, cutting, etc)
Difficulty with gross motor skills (i.e., catching, jumping, skipping, etc)
Difficulty making decisions
Information obtained from Reflex Integration Through Play. Please visit their website for more information: Reflex Integration Through Play (integratingreflexes.com)
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