retained reflexes Archives - Maria Rickert Hong

Maria Rickert Hong April 21, 2013

RETAINED REFLEXES, LEARNING AND HAPPINESS

baby crawling on a floor My older son with sensory processing disorder (SPD) benefited greatly from going to a land-based occupational therapist (OT) for six months. I asked her what we should do about him learning to swim, given that he had such a bad experience with it when he was 2 years old.

You might remember that he was so overwhelmed by the lights, sounds, the way the water felt, and his gravitational insecurity in the water that one day after class he came home and wiped down half the kitchen to relieve his stress. That’s a pretty strong reaction from a toddler. [Read more…]

Filed Under: ADHD, ADRENAL FATIGUE, ALLERGIES, ANXIETY, ASTHMA, AUTOIMMUNE DISORDERS, BIRTH TRAUMA, DEVELOPMENTAL DELAYS, EAR INFECTIONS, ECZEMA, GENERAL, HEALTH TOPICS, HYPOTONIA, LEARNING DISABILITIES, NEUROLOGICAL DISORDERS, RETAINED REFLEXES, SENSORY PROCESSING DISORDER, STRESS Tagged: ADD, ADHD, adrenaline, allergies, Angelfish Therapy, angst, anxiety, aquatic therapy, army crawling, asthma, auditory confusion, birth trauma, clumsy child, cortisol, cross crawling, difficulty accepting criticism, difficulty learning to swim, difficulty making decisions, difficulty socializing, ear infections, eczema, excessive fatigue, excessive reaction to stimuli, fight or flight, free floating anxiety, hand eye coordination, highly excitable, hypersensitivity, hypotonia, insecurity, labile emotions, learning difficulty, low Apgar, low self esteem, lowered immunity, manipulative, meconium, mood swings, motion sickness, neuromuscular reeducation, occupational therapy, out of control, overwhelmed, photosensitivity, physical timidity, poor balance, poor coordination, poor posture, poor stamina, proprioceptive sense, reactive hypoglycemia, reading difficulty, retained Moro reflex, retained reflexes, retained symmetric tonic neck reflex, Ritalin, Sally Goddard, sensory processing disorder, STNR, unsynchronized swimming, vestibular processing, visual-perceptual problems, W sitting

Maria Rickert Hong December 19, 2012

TOTAL LOAD THEORY: HOW TOXINS CONTRIBUTE TO AUTISM, ADHD AND MORE

smokestacks Learn how toxins and lifestyle factors contribute to autism, PDD-NOS, ADHD, sensory processing disorder, hypotonia, retained reflexes and developmental delays.

In this video presentation, Patty Lemer, Executive Director and Co-Founder of Developmental Delay Resources, explains the top toxins and their effect on the health and development of fetuses, babies and children.

Patty shows us how endocrine disruptors like soy, fluoride, chlorine and flame retardants as well as heavy metals like mercury contribute to these disorders.

Patty also tells us how to enhance our body’s ability to detoxify as well as how to avoid exposure to toxins.

Filed Under: ADHD, AUTISM / PDD-NOS, DEVELOPMENTAL DELAYS, ENDOCRINE DISRUPTORS, ENDOCRINE DISRUPTORS, ENDOCRINE ISSUES, FLUORIDE, FLUORIDE, FOOD AND NUTRITION, GENERAL, HEALTH TOPICS, HEALTHY BABY, HEAVY METALS, HYPOTONIA, INFERTILITY, LEARNING DISABILITIES, NEUROLOGICAL DISORDERS, NEUROTOXINS, PHTHALATES, PHTHALATES, PLASTICS, PRENATAL HEALTH, RETAINED REFLEXES, SENSORY PROCESSING DISORDER, SOY, SOY, THYROID DISEASE, TOXINS, TRICLOSAN Tagged: ADHD, autism, Developmental Delay Resources, developmental delays, hypotonia, Patricia Lemer, PDD-NOS, retained reflexes, sensory processing disorder, toxins

Maria Rickert Hong December 4, 2012

LOW LEVELS OF PESTICIDES DAMAGE THE BRAIN

Here’s another reason to eat organic food and stop spraying your lawn: even low levels of organophosphate pesticides cause brain damage. Exposure is linked to a decline in memory and slower processing speed. Read more…

SOURCE: Science Daily

Filed Under: ADHD, ALZHEIMER'S, AUTISM / PDD-NOS, BIPOLAR DISORDER, DEVELOPMENTAL DELAYS, HEALTH TOPICS, HYPOTONIA, LEARNING DISABILITIES, MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS, NEUROLOGICAL DISORDERS, PARKINSON'S, PESTICIDES, RETAINED REFLEXES, SENSORY PROCESSING DISORDER, TOXINS Tagged: ADHD, Alzheimer's, autism, bipolar disorder, developmental delays, hypotonia, learning disabilities, multiple sclerosis, Parkinson's, PDD-NOS, pesticides, retained reflexes, Science Daily, sensory processing disorder

Maria Rickert Hong November 18, 2012

WHAT IS THE CAUSE OF AUTISM, ADHD, ALLERGIES, ASTHMA AND AUTOIMMUNE?

Why is there such an epidemic of autism, ADHD, allergies, asthma, autoimmune diseases and more in our children today?

Here’s my interview with Beth Lambert is the author of “A Compromised Generation” and Executive Director and co-founder of Epidemic Answers.

If you haven’t read the book, here’s the chance for you to get an overview of the perfect storm that’s causing the epidemic of childhood illnesses today.

34% of American children have a chronic disease or disorder like autism, ADHD, allergies, asthma, autoimmune disease, SPD, OCD, developmental delays, learning disabilities and more.

When the number of obese children is included, the number rises to 52%. Why is this the “new normal”?

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Filed Under: ACID REFLUX (GERD), ADHD, ALLERGIES, ASTHMA, AUDIO, AUTISM / PDD-NOS, AUTOIMMUNE DISORDERS, BIPOLAR DISORDER, COLIC, DEVELOPMENTAL DELAYS, DIGESTIVE ISSUES, ECZEMA, GLUTEN SENSITIVITY, GUT DYSBIOSIS, HEALTH TOPICS, HYPOTONIA, IBS, LEAKY GUT, LEARNING DISABILITIES, LYME DISEASE, LYME DISEASE, MEDIA, NEUROLOGICAL DISORDERS, OCD, PANDAS, RETAINED REFLEXES, SCHIZOPHRENIA, SENSORY PROCESSING DISORDER Tagged: acid reflux, ADHD, allergies, audio interviews, autism, autoimmune disorders, bipolar disorder, developmental delays, digestive issues, eczema, gut dysbiosis, hypotonia, immune dysregulation, leaky gut, learning disabilities, Lyme disease, neurological disorders, OCD, PANDAS, PDD-NOS, retained reflexes, schizophrenia, sensory processing disorder

Maria Rickert Hong November 18, 2012

KIDNEY DEFECTS AND NEURODEVELOPMENTAL DELAYS

About 10% of kids born with kidney defects have large genetic links to neurodevelopmental delay and mental illness.

“If a physician sees a child with a kidney malformation, that is a warning sign that the child has a genomic disorder that should be looked at immediately because of the risk of neurodevelopmental delay or mental illness later in life.” Read more…

SOURCE: Science Daily

Filed Under: BIRTH DEFECTS, DEVELOPMENTAL DELAYS, NEUROLOGICAL DISORDERS, RETAINED REFLEXES Tagged: birth defects, developmental delays, kidney defects, retained reflexes

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