Fear Paralysis Reflex (FPR Animals)

If it's a young child, it can be passively done by caregiver. We want as much active movement by the person as possible.
Primitive Reflex Integration to treat fight/flight/FREEZE. Associated with separation anxiety, clinginess, fears, avoidance/shutdown.

[@sk6585]

Very nice...rare video for fpr.. Thank you

[@RhythmicMovementTI]

For many people with FPR doing this number of movements with so repetitions is likely to cause overwhelm and confusion. Some children (and adults) can only cope with one movement done once and perhaps only every 2 or three days. I know that the intention here is to give some ideas about how to move out of the underlying habitual reflex freeze reaction - which is different to flight, fight, freeze trauma reaction. However it is not safe to present it as a sequence that needs to be completed as an entirety. Please issue a precaution with this work.

[@fionacherukara1959]

How can you tell of the reflex is integrated? How long does this need to be done?

[@BeastModeMusic.Guitar]

interesting. i don't hear much about this reflex... thank you.

[@felicitymorse6421]

Thank you - how many times to do this to integrr

[@haruto6769]

I tried this first time when I slept very deep and I can't move. Is it mean that I need do many time and integrate?