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A Neurodevelopmental Practitioner specialises in identifying, assessing, and addressing neuromotor and sensory immaturity to help improve daily functioning and learning abilities in children and adults.

Neuromotor immaturity (NMI) refers to the retention of primitive reflexes beyond the age of 12 months and/or underdeveloped postural reflexes beyond 3.5 years, leading to various functional and learning challenges.

A practitioner can help by using non-invasive, gentle, and developmentally appropriate movements to address neuromotor and sensory immaturity, thereby improving learning abilities, coordination, and daily functioning.

Conditions such as ADHD, ADD, Dyspraxia, Dyslexia, and ASD, as well as other learning and coordination challenges, can be effectively addressed through neurodevelopmental therapy.

Yes, neurodevelopmental therapy is suitable for both children and adults experiencing neuromotor and sensory immaturity.

During the initial assessment, the practitioner will conduct a thorough evaluation of neuromotor and sensory functions to identify any areas of immaturity and create a personalised therapy plan.

Yes, neurodevelopmental therapy can complement other treatments and therapies. It’s important to discuss all ongoing treatments with the practitioner to ensure a coordinated approach.