1. Reflex Development

For years, many models have talked about kids with autism, ADHD, learning differences, or trauma as having a “weak” or “underdeveloped” right brain. In my clinical work, that is not what I see. The children I work with are not low right‑brain; they are living in right‑hemisphere and survival overload—emotional overwhelm, sensory flooding, fight‑or‑flight activation, reflex immaturity, developmental trauma patterns, and subconscious dominance. The problem isn’t a weak side. It

The Babkin Reflex links the hands and mouth from birth — when it remains active, it can lead to oral fixations like kids chewing on non-food items. Understanding this reflex helps uncover the root of sensory and emotional regulation challenges.

Many children who can’t sit still aren’t defiant — their bodies are signaling an unfinished reflex. Learn how the Spinal Galant reflex affects calm, focus, and sensory comfort, and how gentle development work can help your child feel at ease.