Freedom Therapies

28/07/2026

Recent feedback on some animal fears ✨️

25/07/2026

An overview of Retained Primative Reflexes and some examples of how they present in our lives.

22/07/2026

Recent review 🥰

15/07/2026

The neuroscience behind how play supports academic achievement but make it one slide...

09/07/2026

04 Apr2026 0 Wetten auf die Herzfrequenz von Elfmeterschützen – Risiko, Nutzen, Praxis Warum die Pulsrate plötzlich das neue Wettkriterium ist Einsteiger denken noch: „Der Spieler – er sitzt, er schießt, er trifft.“ Aber... Read More

08/07/2026

08/07/2026

If your child or student always says huh? or what?, it’s not their hearing…

Kids who often need instructions given to them multiple times, or those that appear to not be listening, typically don’t have hearing problems.

If the child often asks “huh?” or “what?”, it could be an Auditory Processing problem.

You may begin to notice the signs as the child gets older when the teacher says the child struggles to complete homework, tasks and consistently asks what they should be doing.

Other signs may include the following:

👂🏻Doesn’t like to read or to be read to
👂🏻Understands written language rather than spoken language
👂🏻Hears, but doesn’t listen
​​👂🏻Struggles to follow conversations

It’s easy to feel like you are being ignored. However, the child is usually not ignoring on purpose, but is rather having trouble following directions through their auditory system.

For more signs and symptoms that come with an auditory delay and how to recognize it in your child, follow the link here:

https://ilslearningcorner.com/2015-08-auditory-processing-the-secret-behind-why-your-child-may-not-follow-instructions/

07/07/2026

A really lovely well explained blog on the bonding reflex. The bonding reflex is integrated in the first hour of life if baby and mammy get skin to skin contact. This is crucial to their development as it creates safety in the body.

If your child doesn't get skin to skin and many now don't due to bith trauma. It may result in - Anxiety, rage, low self esteem, being very hard on one's self- ie no self love. The Child can be extra clingy. Can't get close enough! Mum and child may have a turbulent relationship as that feeling of being loved hasn't fully developed.

I work on this reflex using Attuning to full potential kinesiology. A beautiful therapy using geometric symbols to release trauma and bring I'm that feeling of love and completeness .

The feedback from working on this reflex has been really beautiful, having a profound effect for the whole family.

The Bonding Reflex plays a key foundational role in neurodevelopment, directly influencing the integration of other primitive reflexes, including the MORO reflex, which is central to early neurological development and st...

01/07/2026

👶 Healthy reflex development can be influenced by experiences before birth, during birth, and throughout early childhood.

👩‍🍼 Many everyday factors — from birth interventions to limited floor time and reduced touch — can affect how well reflexes integrate and hand over control.

🌟 RMTi provides a movement-based approach designed to support the nervous system and help build stronger developmental foundations.

🔗 Learn more at www.rhythmicmovement.org