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The Think Thrive Journal
Exploring neurodevelopment, primitive reflexes, listening therapy, and the small changes that help children unlock their potential.
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For parents
What Makes Think Thrive Different: A Conversation Worth Having Before You Book Anywhere
When your child is struggling, the internet offers an overwhelming number of options. This post is an honest attempt to cut through the noise, including the questions every parent should ask before booking any neurodevelopmental therapist.
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For parents
What Makes Think Thrive Different: A Conversation Worth Having Before You Book Anywhere
When your child is struggling, the internet offers an overwhelming number of options. Here is an honest guide to what to look for, and the questions every parent should ask before booking.
Primitive reflexes
Why Is My Child So Anxious? The Answer Might Be in Their Nervous System
If your child startles easily, struggles to settle, or goes from calm to overwhelmed very quickly, there may be something happening underneath all of that. It is called the Moro reflex.
Tomatis®
Tomatis® Listening Therapy: what it is and who it helps
The Tomatis® Method uses specially filtered music to retrain the ear and brain to listen more effectively. It can support speech, attention, sensory processing, and emotional regulation.
For schools
How INPP Screening Can Support Whole-Class Learning
Movement-based reflex programmes delivered in the classroom are changing outcomes for children who struggle with reading, writing, and focus.
For parents
Ten signs your child may have retained primitive reflexes
From pencil grip difficulties to emotional outbursts, retained reflexes can show up in unexpected ways. This guide helps parents understand what to look out for.
Tomatis®
What happens at a Tomatis® Listening Test assessment?
The Listening Test maps how your child processes sound across different frequencies and helps design a personalised programme. Here is what to expect.
Neurodevelopment
Neurodevelopment and SEND: going beyond the label
A diagnosis tells us something important, but it does not tell us everything. Neurodevelopmental approaches look at the underlying causes, not just the presenting profile.
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