Introducing...
My Reflex Integration Program
Supporting children and adults with movement, sensory processing and physical development
A program for children and adults
The Program
Could it help your child?
The Program
The Reflex Integration Programme is a gentle, movement-based approach that works with the body's early reflex patterns to support stronger foundations for movement, coordination, sensory processing and physical development.
My Approach
Could it help your child?
The Program
Although Reflex Integration can be beneficial at different stages of life, much of the work I do is with school-age children, often following concerns raised by parents about movement, coordination, sensory processing or physical development.
It can also be appropriate for adults who feel they may benefit from exploring their own movement patterns, body awareness or sensory processing.
Every person is different, which is why the programme begins with an individual assessment rather than taking a one-size-fits-all approach.
Could it help your child?
Could it help your child?
Could it help your child?
Parents often come looking for support when they notice their child:
- Struggles with coordination, balance or body awareness
- Finds certain movements or physical activities challenging
- Appears particularly sensitive to sounds, touch, movement or other sensory experiences
- Becomes overwhelmed by sensory information
- Has difficulty organising or controlling movements
- Finds some everyday physical activities more challenging than their peers
Primitive Reflexes
Individual approach
Could it help your child?
Primitive reflexes are automatic movement patterns that develop during pregnancy and early infancy. They form part of the foundations for early movement and development.
As the nervous system matures, these reflexes are expected to integrate, allowing more controlled and purposeful movement to develop.
The Reflex Integration Programme uses specific, gentle movements designed to support this developmental process.
What Happens next?
Individual approach
Individual approach
1. Initial assessment
We start by getting to know you and your child.
The initial assessment looks at individual movement patterns, reflexes and sensory needs, while giving you the opportunity to talk through any concerns you have.
2. Individual programme
If Reflex Integration is considered appropriate, a programme is tailored to the individual's needs.
The activities are gentle and designed to be manageable and engaging, with exercises that can be incorporated into everyday life.
Individual approach
Individual approach
Individual approach
There is no one-size-fits-all approach to development.
My aim is to provide a calm, supportive environment where children and adults feel comfortable, understood and encouraged.
The programme is tailored to the individual rather than focusing simply on a label or diagnosis.