What Happens When Primitive Reflexes Don't Get Integrated with Rachel Harrington

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Reclaiming Parenthood with Taylor Kulik

Taylor Kulik

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Join me, Taylor Kulik, an occupational therapist and sleep & well-being specialist, as we examine the mainstream narratives that dominate our culture. It's common to enter parenthood without really stopping to reflect on why we are doing the things we are doing. This is a space where we will challenge societal parenting and childhood norms and discuss biological infant sleep without sleep training. We'll also share real journeys of parents who have gone against the grain by practicing responsive and respectful parenting, and by following their intuition.

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What Happens When Primitive Reflexes Don't Get Integrated with Rachel Harrington

Reclaiming Parenthood with Taylor Kulik

47 minutes 3 seconds

2 years ago

What Happens When Primitive Reflexes Don't Get Integrated with Rachel Harrington

On this episode, I'm joined by Rachel Harrington to discuss primitive reflexes and a few other fun topics. We discuss:

What primitive reflexes are and what happens when they don't get integrated
How parents might know their child has retained reflexes and where to start for support
Does swaddling impact reflex integration?
How important is crawling really?

Rachel Harrington is a Pediatric Occupational Therapy Assistant, founder of The Sensory Project and owner of Sensational Brain, which provides continuing education to therapists and other professionals as well as custom sensory diet creation technology and products. She works with Harkla creating therapeutic courses, products, and content, while co-hosting The All Things Sensory by Harkla Podcast, to help parents, therapists and educators understand sensory processing as it relates to daily life, in an easy to understand way. Rachel's two young children always keep her on her toes, and they love hiking, playing sports, and trying new sensory activities! Join her to understand how to put your sensory goggles on to best navigate this sensory world we live in!

Find Rachel:

The Sensory Project

Sensational Brain

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