The Power of Touch in Feeding Development: A Building Block for Success
Did you know touch is one of the most important factors in a baby’s feeding development? Learn more about the role touch plays, what happens when the tactile system is not developed properly, and how we can help make changes in the sensory system to improve feeding.
How Reflex Integration Supports Sensory Processing
Reflex integration is the key to building a functional sensory processing system. Learn more about how reflexes shape the sensory system and how MNRI creates the foundation for a well built sensory system.
Understanding the Brain’s Role in Feeding and Swallowing After Brain Injury
Learn how brain injuries impact feeding and swallowing, and explore specialized therapies for recovery.
Supporting Siblings of Children in Therapy: Simple Ways to Foster Connection and Balance
When a child undergoes therapy, siblings may feel pride or overlooked. Supporting them involves fostering connection, balance, and emotional validation. By prioritizing family self-care and celebrating individual achievements, families strengthen their dynamics, ensuring every child feels valued.
Preparing Your Child for Success with MNRI® Therapy
Preparing your child for MNRI® therapy promotes progress. MNRI® enhances the brain-body connection through reflex integration, improving speech, feeding, motor skills, and sensory regulation.
Feeding is a Full-Body Experience: How Every Inch of Your Child Matters, from Head to Toe
Feeding involves more than just the mouth; it requires the whole body. Your child's posture, strength, breathing, and reflexes are key for successful mealtimes. When the body is stable, the jaw, lips, and tongue function better together. By seeing feeding as a complete process, we help your child build skills for safe and confident eating and swallowing that support their overall growth.