Cross lateral movements are so important for left and right side brain communication. They don’t just happen, they begin with primitive reflex movements, especially the ATNR or Asymmetric Tonic Neck Reflex. If this or other primitive reflexes are retained and still active, then we see struggles such as crossing the midline! This is where we step in! We test, activate and integrate primitive reflexes. But that’s just the first step, next we balance out the brain and connect the body and brain fur

🧠✨ FREE Printable Alert! ✨🧠 Did you know that cross-lateral movements help boost brain connections, coordination, and focus? These fun, simple exercises get both sides of the brain working together—perfect for kids who need a movement break! 🚀 🎉 Grab your FREE Cross-Lateral Brain Worksheets today and make movement an easy part of learning! 📥 Download now #BrainBoost #FreePrintables #CrossLateralMovements #BrainBreaks #KidsMovement #OT #TherapistTools | Your Therapy Source

🧠✨ Build brain power with a cross-lateral activity! All you need is two balls and the Brain Bridges Easy Activity Packet from Your Therapy Source. ✅ Great for bilateral coordination, focus, and fun! Perfect for classrooms, therapy sessions, or at home! | Your Therapy Source

BRAIN GYM CROSS CRAWLS FOR BRAIN INTEGRATION Here's how you can get the right and left sides of the brain working together for higher learning. Such an amazing exercise that helps all areas of the brain and can show you if your child is struggling. #motorskills #braingym SMART MOVES: http://amzn.to/2k9vrKg (aff) MORE EXERCISES: http://ilslearningcorner.com/2017-01-brain-gym-simple-brain-gym-exercises-to-awaken-the-brain-for-learning-readiness/ | Integrated Learning Strategies

Watch me do my brain training exercises to practice: Bilateral Coordination Focus Impulse Control Crossing Midline and More! | Your Therapy Source