Reflex Integration Inside Out Webinar Replay

Reflex Integration Inside Out Webinar Replay

Many of you registered for the free webinar hosted by Sonia Story on reflex integration.  She was joined by Melody Edwards, PT and Lynda Steed, OTR/L to share their experiences using rhythmic movement and reflex integration for helping children with challenges.  If you were unable to participate in the live webinar, you can view it below.

If you want to earn CEUs, check out the online Brain and Sensory Foundations, Rhythmic Movement and Primitive Reflexes course that has open enrollment now through Oct 31, 2017.

You can view the slides from the presentation below:

Lynda Steed’s slide presentation

Melody Edwards’ slide presentation

Sonia Story’s slides

Don’t forget to take $39 off regular tuition of $387 for the Brain and Sensory Foundations course. Valid through October 31, 2017.  Discount Code is: 39GIFT

Register Now, open enrollment ends on Oct. 31, 2017. This course will not be open for enrollment again until 2018.

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Rhythmic Movement Training and RMT Courses

Rhythmic Movement Training and RMT Courses

What is Rhythmic Movement Training (RMT)?  It is a movement based, primitive (infant or neo-natal) reflex integration program that uses developmental movements, gentle isometric pressure and self-awareness to rebuild the foundations necessary to help overcome sensory, emotional and behavioral challenges for children and adults. (this post contains affiliate links)

Who provides rhythmic movement training?  Pediatric occupational and physical therapists can become trained in rhythmic movement training.  Other practitioners can also be trained such as speech language pathologists, parents, teachers, etc.

How does RMT help children develop sensory motor skills?  The active movements facilitate bilateral coordination skills, muscle strengthening, mid range control and balance skills.  In addition, the repetitive, rhythmic movements provide vestibular input which many children find very calming and relaxing to help prepare the body for learning new skills.

Where can you get trained in RMT? Move Play Thrive is currently offering an online RMT course with open enrollment until 10/31/17. This online training will help you to learn in-depth, extensive tools to facilitate effective neuro-sensory-reflex movement programs for all ages. Find out more at the Move Play Thrive website.

Reference: Rhythmic Movement Training International.  Retrieved from the web on 8/31/17 at http://ift.tt/2eJ4Y2q

 

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