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Apr 2023
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Choose Wisely: Linking Motor Reflex Inte...

Jayson Davies
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Do you ever wonder how much our early reflexes impact our physical, cognitive, and emotional development? What about the importance of reflex integration and rhythmic movements in shaping these abilities? In this episode, Sonia Story sheds light on these intriguing connections and explains why reflex integration is critical for a child's growth and developm ... Show More
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