Bedwetting & Bladder Control and Primitive Reflexes
It’s rare that people come to me solely with bladder issues for their children (or themselves) but it’s an important subject that can make life unnecessarily difficult. People usually come to me with issues around focus, attention, behavioural problems, sensory processing difficulties or anxiety. However, the number of problems that retained primitive reflexes can cause is very long! And one of these is problems around bedwetting, bladder control generally and in some case
School Refusal in a Post Pandemic World
School refusal in a post pandemic world has become a problem world wide since returning to school after the seismic disruption of the...
Summer Holiday Challenges
Although we generally look forward to the summer holidays, neurodivergent children and adults can find holidays a struggle, Children...
Understanding Neurodiversity in the Workplace
Neurodiversity at work - why better understanding is a good thing for employers Everyone has ADHD these days... Isn't it just an excuse?...
How Food and Eating Problems Can Be Affected by Retained Primitive Reflexes
How Food and Eating Problems Can Be Affected by Retained Primitive Reflexes Food intolerances, compulsive eating, vomiting disorders,...
Trauma, Addiction and Primitive Reflex Integration
Trauma has been known to alter the structure and function of the brain, this is what can lead to an addictive state
Dare to Lead - and how primitive reflexes can interfere
I was driving back from Taunton last week and listening to the latest book from Brene Brown - Dare to Lead. I’m a big fan of Brene Brown...
Why Can't I get My Pen Licence Mum?
Children can struggle to get their pen licence when primitive hand reflexes are retained. Find out how to recognise this problem and how to
Why Learn Primitive Reflex Integration?
Learning Rhythmic Movement Training is rewarding and can help a variety of processing problems and is complementary to any other interventio
Neurodevelopment and Adults
Usually I work with children, but a significant part of my neurodevelopment practice has always been adults. We are remarkably adaptable...
