Praise For: The Role of Primitive Reflexes in Neurological Organization

You get detailed information in an easy-to-understand module system Comprehensive easy to understand explanations

I have more to offer in regard to recognizing reflexes and providing better care for my littlest patients

I added in testing reflexes to my infant exam, something I’ve been wanting to do for a long time but just didn’t feel competent because I hadn’t studied it yet.

Yes, I would recommend this course. I is broken into easy-to-understand digestible modules.

Thank you for your commitment to our profession!

Three takeaways about the role of primitive reflexes in neurological development are: – Understanding neurological development and the order of development can help clue us in to where things may have gone off course. – Primitive reflexes are a window into how well the nervous system is integrated and organized. – Ultimately, as chiropractors, addressing subluxation first helps lay the foundation to how the nervous is balanced and when a subluxation remains, it is harder for the brain to integrate sensory information, properly integrate reflexes, and ultimately can impact how the brain is able to learn and achieve milestones in higher centers of the brain.

This course was a great review on not just what the reflexes are and how to test for them, but on the importance in understanding foundations of neurodevelopment to better assess our young patients in practice.

This course helped deepen my ability to better communicate levels of development with parents/patients and tie together neurological organization and how altered input can alter development.

I would recommend this course to other chiropractors because it provides a strong foundational understanding of the sequence of neurological development and helps deepen insight into how primitive reflexes influence that process. It goes beyond simply identifying a reflex and learning how to test for it – there is meaningful context and clinical application that helps connect reflex patterns to overall development and patient care.

Instructors are dedicated to your learning classes (esp. the Pediatric Certificate program), are detailed and specific. You can use what you learn upon returning to the office.

I have a better understanding of reflexes and how to test them and recognize them.

I have started testing reflexes during my infant exam. I think parents like watching what I’m doing as I’m dictating findings to my scribe.

Yes, I would recommend this course. It was a good explanation of reflexes.

I appreciate your dedication to our profession.