Traditionally reflexes were considered the basis for movement. As motor science evolved, the role of reflexes in movement became controversial.  Today the understanding of developmental movement patters (reflexes) and their sensory underpinnings is being revisited as an aspect of complex movement. Together with an understanding of central stability, and the role of postural control, therapists can enhance their detective skills in the treatment of clients with movement challenges.  Join us for a fascinating 3 days as we discover the contribution of the developmental movement patterns in creating central stability and how central stability maintains the integration of the developmental movement patterns.  A deeper understanding of the visual/vestibular systems and core muscular activation will anchor together this holistic approach.  Through lecture, videotapes, treatment demonstrations and practical lab experiences we will explore assessment and treatment of a variety of individuals with motor challenges.

For more information, contact Shelley Mannell at shelley@heartspacept.com or download a brochure here