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1. Identify seven primitive reflexes and how they contribute to development
2. Test for and rate the severity of the retention of each reflex
3. Demonstrate the integration exercise, including modifications, for each reflex
4. Identify the behavioral and physical symptoms associated with each reflex
5. Examine why the reflexes may still be present
6. Discuss what reflex integration can and cannon accomplish

PRIMITIVE REFELEXES OVERVIEW

• Brain development
• Possible reasons for retained reflex and re-emerging reflex
• Reading, writing, math, ADHD, Autism, developmental delay
• Primitive reflexes guidelines
• Beyond primitive reflexes
• What integration does not accomplish
• What to do after integration

7 PRIMITIVE REFLEXES, NCLUDING HANDS-ON LABS AND CASE STUDIES

• Symptoms
• Testing
• Integration
• Non-integration

PUTTING IT ALL TOGETHER

• HANDS-ON LABS
• Fear Paralysis Reflex
• Palmar Reflex
• Moro Reflex
• Tonic Labyrinthine Reflex
• Spinal Galant
• Asymmetrical Tonic Neck Reflex
• Symmetrical Tonic Neck Reflex
CASE STUDIES
• Case Study 1: 11-year-old with Autism overcame hypersensitivities and became more social
• Case Study 2: 57-year-old improved memory without memory tricks
• Case Study 3: Student IQ test increased after 2 years of primitive reflex therapy
• Case Study 4: Students improved intelligence in school findings with training

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