Matured reflex connections allow us to accomplish tasks with ease and without undue stress. They allow us to reach our potential and experience happiness.
Neurodevelopmental therapy: Primitive Reflex Integration, Brain Gym®, Safe & Sound Protocol, Rest & Restore Protocol & The Listening Program Provider - getting to the root cause of challenges brain & body boost is based in Slaithwaite, West Yorkshire, helping both children and adults to overcome learning, sensory, emotional and behavioural challenges. I can help with many challenges including auti
sm, ADHD, dyspraxia, dyslexia, learning difficulties, anxiety, depression, concentration, attention and focus, and general delays in reading & writing through Rhythmic Movement Training (RMTi) and also the Safe & Sound Protocol. RMTi addresses retained primitive reflexes which impact on everyday life and ability to learn with commonly reported benefits being: improved: co-ordination, concentration, academic ability and progress, handwriting, speech and language, reading and mathematics, emotional stability, ability to sit still, forward planning, reduction of anxiety, anger and depression, and improved energy levels. Everyday tasks become easier leading to improved self confidence and a happier home / school / work life.
“When reflexes integrate they form vital neurological connections that underscore every thought, movement, and behaviour therefore retained reflexes can impact normal tasks we take for granted....”
“.....the stress and hopelessness felt by the individual who struggles to cope with an unintegrated reflex system can be overwhelming – the benefits of getting the system ‘back in tune’ are immeasurable.....”
“Primitive reflexes and the level of their integration determine our quality of life - from our ability to move freely to our level of cognition. When our primitive reflexes are matured or fully integrated, one will typically think clearly, have the ability to behave appropriately, and move smoothly. When one or more reflexes fail to mature or integrate and work synergistically with the nervous system, neurological conditions such as autism spectrum disorder, `cerebral palsy, or ADHD may exist. Immature reflexes can be found in numerous neurological conditions which will benefit from integration techniques....”
Bonnie L Brandes (MEd), The Symphony of Reflexes (2015)
Whilst the Safe & Sound Protocol helps us to feel more safe in our world alloings us to socially engage and therefore engage with learning and also benefit more from other therapies - other benefits seen with the Safe & Sound Protocol include improved auditory processing, reduced sensitivity to sound, improved attention and focus, reduced social stress, and can help with anxiety and trauma related challenges. Based on Dr Porges’ Polyvagal theory, there is no other auditory programme like it. The three pathways through the protocol enable a highly personalised experience ensuring that appropriate route can be taken for each individual.
10/07/2026
Life hits us with more than our nervous system can tolerate 😔 luckily there are movement and sound therapies to help with nervous system overwhelm - please get in touch if you are struggling and would like your know more 😊
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10/07/2026
10/07/2026
Safe & Sound Protocol for coregulation and supporting social engagement, eye contact, sound sensitivity, auditory processing and attention & focus 🤩
The nervous system can relearn safety, shifting something within the self, and in how we show up in relationship with others. That's the quiet power of the Safe and Sound Protocol (SSP): it doesn't push, it creates the conditions for healing to unfold.
10/07/2026
I’m loving the response my clients are having to the Rest & Restore Protocol 💕 powerful, deep relaxation and connection with themselves 💕
10/07/2026
🚼 Before language. Before learning. Before any academic skill...there is movement.
👶 It's the foundation everything else is built on.
⭐ HIGHBURY PRIMARY SCHOOL was the lucky winner of the draw for a free Bloom Consultation from entries at the Engage In Their Future National Conference at the beginning of June.
⭐ It was fantastic to meet with Debbie Sweet (Head), Kirsty Town (Behaviour Lead & DSL) and Sarah Nelson (Deputy Head) in today’s consultation - hopefully the beginning of exciting times ahead for a Bloom X Highbury relationship! We were definitely well aligned 🧠
🌸 If you would like to find out more about Bloom Neuro Training, feel free to get in touch 🌸
30/06/2026
➡️ More is not always better.
🪴 In RMTi, we start with what feels easy and build from there.
📣 A stressed system doesn't get stronger. A supported one does.
⭐ HIGHBURY PRIMARY SCHOOL was the lucky winner of the draw for a free Bloom Consultation from entries at the Engage In Their Future National Conference at the beginning of June.
⭐ It was fantastic to meet with Debbie Sweet (Head), Kirsty Town (Behaviour Lead & DSL) and Sarah Nelson (Deputy Head) in today's consultation - hopefully the beginning of exciting times ahead for a Bloom X Highbury relationship! We were definitely well aligned 🧠
🌸 If you would like to find out more about Bloom Neuro Training, feel free to get in touch 🌸
05/06/2026
👩⚕️ Reflexes aren't just about a doctor tapping your knee. They're the hidden blueprint behind how we learn, move and feel.
🧠Reflexes are designed to emerge, develop, and then hand over control as the brain matures.
❗But when that process gets interrupted, retained reflexes can continue influencing movement, learning, focus, and emotional regulation — long after infancy.
🌟 RMTi helps support the integration of these foundational reflex patterns through rhythmic movement and nervous system-based development.
👶 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.