Rooting Reflex
Does your child have a tongue tie, suck their thumb, are a poor eater or struggle with speech? — It might be tied to a retained Rooting Reflex. It's an autonomic response to locate food and breasts, meaning a child is aware of and is drawn to their food sources by stimulation.
Moro Reflex
What is the Moro Reflex? It’s a Primitive Reflex that should naturally integrate or disappear in months 2-4 of a baby. When this reflex fails to integrate, it can impact the child or adult for years to come.
Pediatric Therapy Intensive - Oklahoma City
We developed and organized a Pediatric Therapy Intensive program for a child to maximize neuro, sensory, visual, and motor development. We address developmental delays and retained primitive reflexes.
Fine Motor Skills
Fine motor activities stimulate cognitive processes such as problem-solving, spatial awareness, and attention to detail.
Brain Maturity
Understanding the journey of a child's neurodevelopment is key to unlocking a child's potential! Neurodevelopmental delays can be impacted by…
Visual Skills
The eyes send visual information to the brain, and then the brain needs to interpret the information, communicate with other areas of the brain, and organize the information to make sense of it all for a proper response.
Sensory Processing
Sensory Processing is how a child processes and responds to sensory information: sight, sound, smell, taste, touch, and movement…
Primitive Reflexes
Primitive reflexes are automatic movements that are controlled by the brainstem and require no conscious thought. Early primitive reflex movements pave the patterns of neural networks and myelination of brain pathways.
Neuroplasticity
What is Neuroplsticity?
Evidence shows Occupational Therapy can help improve Neuroplasticity