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MNRI concept of levels of reflex integration    - Theory and Practicum explanation of 

Spinal Galant reflex and 

Spinal Perez Reflex

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MNRI concept of levels of reflex integration    - Theory

Theory and Practicum explanation of 

MNRI Levels of Reflex Integration

1)     What Reflex is considered to be matured/integrated?

2)     What are levels of a Reflex Integration?

3)     What is it important for Reflex integration proper functioning of its circuit components?

4)     Why Reflex integration on level of its neurostructural aspect and protection task is crucial? 

5)     What are neurostructural and functional features of Reflex integration disorder in Galant and Perez patterns? 


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2.1. The Spinal Galant Reflex (15 min.).

2.2. The Spinal Perez Reflex (10 min.).


 

Children with ADD/ADHD, auditory processing disorders, autism or Asperger's Syndrome often have 

a retained Spinal Galant reflex as well as other retained primitive reflexes such as the Moro reflex and asymmetrical tonic neck reflex.

The possible long term effects of a retained spinal Galant reflex include: 
 

 Bedwetting

 Difficulty sitting still (often described as "ants in the pants")
 Fidgeting/hyperactivity
 Poor listening skills
 Poor speech development
 Fatigue
 Poor concentration
 Poor coordination
 Extreme ticklishness (especially around the back)
 Poor short term memory
 Hip rotation to one side when walking
 Poor posture
 Scoliosis
 Bowel control issues
 Attention difficulties
Some children who have a retained spinal Galant reflex do not like wearing belts, elastic waistbands
or labels inside the waistband as the friction activates the reflex.
 

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Dr Svetlana Masgutova.  

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www.akhilautismfoundation.org

Oct 16th 2014 :
11:00 am -12:30 pm Eastern Standard Time

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The Masgutova Method
of Neuro-Sensory-Motor and Reflex Integration has its origins in a different way of thinking
Role of reflexes in child development
Role of reflexes in child development
 Svetlana Masgutova, Ph. D., a Russian psychologist currently living in Poland and the US, has based her method on the work done from the 1920's to 1950's by Russian physiologists I. Pavlov and I. Sechenov: neurophysiologists, A. Uhtomsky, N. Bernstein and P. Anokhin; and psychologist L. Vygotsky.
Unique Opportunity
  
An unique opportunity to  meet Dr. Svetlana Masgutova , MNRI  Team and dedicated parents.
Dr. Masgutova will give an introduction to MNRI  method for 30 mins and rest one hour will be question and answers.
Parents and professionals please post your questions on
  
  
 In collaboration with
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Goal:

Is to prepare parents for the MNRIfamily conferences , gain knowledge and practice the reflexes at home. This way the Family Conference or Clinic can become more effective for development of Children and parent'

conference in the MNRI� tools


 

Sincerely,

Manisha M Lad
Founder and Director 
Akhil Autism Foundation
 


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