Therapy Nuggets
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Every other week we’re posting a short & sweet article with resources & tips to help you and your child thrive. Enjoy!
Why More Parents Are Turning to MNRI for Autism Support
MNRI therapy isn’t magic—but for many families navigating autism, it feels like the breakthrough they’ve been waiting for.
How Reflex Integration Helps Kids Overcome ADHD Frustrations
What if some of the behaviors linked to ADHD aren’t just about attention, but about a hidden roadblock in the brain’s ability to regulate itself?
Helping Kids Grow through The Magic of Music
Science shows that music can calm nerves, spark learning, and unlock confidence in kids who struggle with speech and self-expression.
The Hidden Link Between Speech Delays and Reflexes
Long before your child speaks their first words, their body is already laying the foundation for language—but when early reflexes don’t integrate, communication can get stuck.
Tiny Fingers, Big Feelings: How Tactile Play Shapes Your Child’s Growth
Tactile experiences feel so important for your little one because the way they explore the world through touch today helps shape their ability to handle stress, solve problems, and connect with others tomorrow.
Simple Visual Memory Games That Boost Reading Skills
We often overlook the surprising link between visual memory and reading fluency, but these simple games could be the boost your child needs.
How Newborn Reflexes Could Be Stalling Your Kid’s Development Now
Did you know the reflexes that helped your baby survive their first days might now be the reason they’re struggling to focus, write, or stay balanced?
Wiggle, Giggle, Grow: Fun Brain-Boosting Moves for Kids
Beyond improving coordination, playful movement offers a powerful way to create stronger connections in the brain that translate to enhanced focus, learning, and emotional regulation in children. Let’s look at some simple exercises your child can do at home!
6 Sensory-Friendly Strategies for Overcoming Mealtime Meltdowns
Before you label your child a "picky eater," consider this: sensory overload at the dinner table could be the real reason for those mealtime meltdowns. The good news? Small changes can make a big difference.
"Is that normal?" A Simple Guide to Your Child's Developmental Milestones
Ever find yourself secretly Googling “Is it normal for my toddler to...” at 3 AM? You're not alone – and this guide to developmental milestones might just save your sanity (and your sleep).
Could retained reflexes actually be the reason for your child's meltdowns?
What if your child's meltdowns weren't just 'bad behavior,' but a sign their nervous system is stuck in overdrive? Dive in to discover the surprising link between retained reflexes and emotional outbursts.