Primitive Reflexes
October 30th 7:00pm - 8:30pm
Join us and be prepared to be wowed! Limited spots available.
Primitive Reflexes Workshop
Unlocking Learning Potential Through Movement and Brain-Based Strategies
Is your child's development on track? Many factors contribute to a child's journey; sometimes, primitive reflexes can play a surprising yet pivotal role.
Our Primitive Reflexes workshop delves into the fascinating world of primitive reflexes – those essential movements present at birth that, with optimal development, integrate and pave the way for future brain development.
Explore why these reflexes are essential in infancy, how they work in the brain, and how they are supposed to mature and integrate. Research continues to evolve, helping us understand that if Primitive Reflexes remain retained beyond their natural timeframe, they can influence your child's:
- Learning: Focus, attention, and processing information
- Movement: Coordination, balance, and motor skills
- Behaviour: Emotional regulation, social interaction, and self-awareness
This makes learning, developing and engaging in their world harder than it should be!
In our workshop, we delve deep into the importance of integration and the impact of unintegrated primitive reflexes across various domains. This is important to understand bottom-up developmental outcomes
Dr Jacey Pryjma is the director of the Australian Children’s Chiropractic Centre in Warners Bay, Newcastle. She is renowned as a charismatic and captivating clinician and speaker. She is one of only a few dual-titled Advanced Paediatric Chiropractors in Australia and is a sought-after presenter in Australia and overseas. With over 15 years of industry experience and 12 years of experience presenting topics about childhood development, primitive reflexes and optimising children’s quality of life through natural nervous system-based approaches.
This workshop is for those who want to learn more about nervous system function and health and understand practical ways to support brain development by working with primitive reflexes.
Are you an allied health professional, teacher, educator, or parent?
Join us as we review, share and develop your knowledge about primitive reflexes, their impact on all facets of development and the simple strategies you can start at home or in the class.
October 30th 7:00pm - 8:30pm
Join us and be prepared to be wowed! Limited spots available.