Tuesdays with Twomey: ATNR exercises with Ben

The Asymmetric Tonic Neck Reflex ATNR, is the single most important reflex that causes reading challenges. Individuals with Dyslexia have been helped using these motor exercises to help integrate the ATNR. Ben, a student in Grade 6, shows us movements like: rocking on hands and knees with eye tracking, sliding on your back, both passive and active and a newly created game called robot ATNR tracking. It could be 10 minutes that changes your life!

[@mmhillard81]

Loving your videos! Thank you!

[@Benji2dopee]

OMG it is me ben

[@timiiii1434]

Hi Ben, thank you for the demonstration, great video.

[@aliamjon4423]

Hi Ben, I watch a video of you from, last year, you're cute

[@lek3748]

Wonderful videos, please avoid windy days it makes the sound awful, and what you say is important 🙏🏼🌹

[@DavidSalgado-mt1je]

Hermoso niño

[@ingvarvellirson7555]

Dear Liz Jones, your videos are great but I dont understand whay would you repeat ATNR reflex like you did at the end? WHat is the point to bring up and repeat the primitive pattern when the goal is to use more advanced and complex patterns instead of using ATNR

[@lizjones-twomey5821]

HI Ingvar, thank you for your comments. Our goal was to initially show how you could do the ATNR reflex pattern. later, we adding tracking left to right to assist with reading. This took Ben quite a while to accomplish this skill and he was excited to share. Thanks for watching.
lLz JT

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@@lizjones-twomey5821 ok😘😘👡👠👒💞💝💜💛💚💟❣💌

[@KhalidMehmood-yt1yw]

Good looking of sweet baby