Lesson 2: brain stimulation with  primitive  reflexes

brain stimulation mature central nervous system

Brain stimulation, particularly through interventions focused on primitive reflex integration, can play a significant role in supporting neurological development and overall well-being, especially in children. Primitive reflexes, which are automatic, involuntary movements present at birth, are crucial for early survival and development, but they should integrate (disappear) as the brain matures. When these reflexes persist beyond their typical timeframe, it can indicate a need for intervention to help the brain mature and develop higher-level functions.