Handwriting

Handwriting

Does Reflex Integration Support Handwriting?

Therapists and parents have seen positive outcomes for handwriting in children and adults who received primitive and postural reflex integration. Areas of improvement include: use of tripod grasp, hand dominance, hand strength and stamina, eye-hand coordination, spatial-awareness, and crossing midline.

All case studies are written by students of the Brain and Sensory Foundations First Level course.

Girl writing. Text: 32% to 84% in visual sequential memory, 8-year-old girl

Struggles with Visual Memory, Hand-Eye Coordination, and Writing All Ease for 8-Year-Old Girl

Boy writing while conversing with teacher. Text: Big changes in speech and handwriting.

Stuttering Decreases, Handwriting Improves After Innate Movements

Teen girl. Text: Teen girl, phobias and sensitivities diminish

Teen's Phobias Diminish After Summer of Rhythmic Movement

7-year-old girl smiling. Text: Mom" "The best thing I've ever done for my child."

Therapist about 7-Year-Old Girl: “I Was Astounded by Her Quick Progress”

Three-year-old girl focused on painting. Text: 3YO Gains Self-Regulation, ADLs

Therapist Amazed at Effectiveness of Innate Rhythmic Movements

Three children lying in grass side-by-side. Text: From aggressive fighting to peaceful playing.

Three Siblings with ASD Make Dramatic Progress; Parents Are Overjoyed

Helpful girl drying dishes. Text: Relief from meltdowns and anxiety.

Young Girl Develops Emotional Regulation; Improves Handwriting, Motor Skills, and Learning

Boy taking notes in class. Text: OT helps teen son develop improved posture, reading, and writing.

Young Teen Finds Neuro-Movements Effective; Is Doing Them on His Own Now

Boy smiling into camera. text: 13 year old boy with ASD: Mom sees huge improvements in 14 weeks.

Young Teen with ASD and SPD: More Regulation, More Speech, More Stamina, More Fun


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