Discover how RNP can help better understand and manage Dys disorders in children and adults.
Dys disorders encompass various neurodevelopmental disorders that can affect writing, reading, comprehension, and other skills. In this episode, we explore how these disorders often manifest in children and even adults, and how they may be linked to poorly integrated primitive reflexes.
Primitive reflexes are natural responses observed in young children. However, if these reflexes are not properly integrated, they can lead to problematic behaviors. For example, a child who often crosses their legs or rocks in their chair at school may actually be struggling with difficulties related to these reflexes.
Many children recognize themselves in behaviors such as:
These behaviors can be indicators of Dys disorders and highlight the importance of a compassionate approach to help these children.
Neuro-Postural Rehabilitation (RNP) can be an effective method to help children overcome their difficulties. By integrating sensory activities and working on proprioception, it is possible to improve their skills.
Proprioception is the perception of one’s body in space. By working on this skill, we can help children better understand their bodies and focus more. This can also help them manage their energy and feel more balanced.
Another important aspect addressed in this episode is the pressure of comparison in the educational system. Often, children are evaluated against their peers, which can generate stress and feelings of inferiority, especially in those with Dys disorders.
Grading can create a competitive environment that is not always beneficial. Focusing on individual development rather than comparison is essential to fostering self-confidence and learning.
Dys disorders are complex and require a multidisciplinary approach. RNP, combined with other practices like speech therapy and psychomotricity, can provide valuable support. Ultimately, it is crucial to keep children emotionally safe and encourage their development at their own pace.
Thank you for listening, and remember that every child has their own learning path. See you soon!
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