PRIMITIVE REFLEX- ATNR

www.theorganizedmindhq.com
This video is about the Primitive Reflex, the Asymmetrical Tonic Neck Reflex, or the ATNR. This Reflex is one of the biggest barriers to a child's effortless learning, it can make it so that the child can not cross their midline. Not being able to cross our midline means we are not using our brain as a whole.

[@vlun1215]

I like this channel. Thank you for sharing.

[@RogerFoxwellHypnotherapy]

Thank you, I find it hard to believe this material is not more mainstream yet.

[@mariagarcia-nz7yt]

Very clear and helpful explanation that complements my understanding of what ATNR. Thank you very much for this video!! I didn't completely understand it when I read it in a textbook.

[@JesusPerez-jk2du]

Beautiful. Great explanation.

[@sportingmama3409]

Great explanation. Thanks

[@Eithelwisepirate]

Thank you for the information

[@sandraleightner8950]

I have a dyslexic child. He is well diagnosed by professional neurologists and psychologists. IMO you are mistaken. He is the most spatially gifted person I ever met in my life and can knock the spatial tests out of the ball park. Perhaps reconsider the dyslexics

[@thebosfam8887]

Wonderful

[@amanmatharoo67]

Exercises to fix atnr

[@cushoc9584]

Relatable I have it and in ten🙂

[@theorganizedmindhq6209]

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[@jessicadufort8762]

Is this why my kid skips instead of running? And insists on washing dishes one handed?