When primitive reflexes like STNR, ATNR, and Moro are still active, it’s not just “tight muscles”—it’s the nervous system holding onto patterns it was supposed to let go of. Today we’re using movement, targeted laser therapy, and brainstem work to help Kai’s body start letting go. 🧠 Violet light over T1 helps increase blood flow to the cerebellum—fueling coordination and reflex integration. 🎯 We’re opening up his low back, hips, and neck to reduce reflexive tension and support efficient moveme

Comment: REFLEX if think you have retained primitive reflexes that are holding you back from your highest potential! I’ll send a few resources your way! 📧 Adults struggling with ADHD, low muscle tone, poor posture, brain fog and lack of me tail clarity, motion sickness, poor balance, anxiety, or poor attention- these could be SYMPTOMS of retained primitive reflexes! I always say “when in doubt, rule it out!” I’ll share a few helpful resources to learn more that will actually make a difference f

Certain primitive reflexes can play a huge role in the behaviors you are seeing in your child 🧠✨ Bedwetting often connects to the spinal galant reflex. Posture issues often involve the spinal galant and the STNR. Anxiety and startle responses often link back to the moro reflex. Even open mouth breathing can tie into an early rooting reflex that never fully integrated 👄 These reflexes help build tone, posture, coordination, and the foundation for emotional regulation. When they stay active, kid

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