Primitive Reflex Assessment
Identifying retained primitive reflexes that may be affecting movement, learning, and attention in your child.
What It Covers
An evaluation of early reflexes that should typically integrate in infancy; when retained, they can affect coordination, focus, and learning.
Good For
What This Assessment Reveals
Identifies a Hidden Root Cause
Retained reflexes are an often-overlooked reason behind coordination, focus, or learning struggles.
Targeted Movement-Based Support
Findings translate into specific exercises that help integrate retained reflexes over time.
Can Unlock Progress Elsewhere
Addressing retained reflexes often makes other therapies (academic, motor, or attention-based) more effective.
What the Assessment Involves
Movement & History Review
Understanding your child's early development and any current motor or attention concerns.
Reflex Testing
A series of simple, specific movements used to check whether early reflexes have fully integrated.
Pattern Analysis
Findings are compared against typical reflex integration timelines to flag specific retained reflexes.
Personalised Exercise Plan
A set of targeted movement exercises designed to support integration, with guidance on how to practise them at home.
Movement & History Review
Understanding your child's early development and any current motor or attention concerns.
Reflex Testing
A series of simple, specific movements used to check whether early reflexes have fully integrated.
Pattern Analysis
Findings are compared against typical reflex integration timelines to flag specific retained reflexes.
Personalised Exercise Plan
A set of targeted movement exercises designed to support integration, with guidance on how to practise them at home.
Questions About Motor & Learning
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Ask Us Anything arrow_right_altAutomatic movement patterns present from birth that typically integrate (fade as more mature control develops) within the first year or two of life.
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