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Primitive Reflex Impacts on Occupational Performance

Primitive Reflex Impacts on Occupational Performance

July 22, 2025 / Occupational Therapy
Reflexes are automatic actions the body makes in response to sensory input. Early reflexes form the foundation for a child’s nervous system. As children grow, these reflexes are inhibited and move to the background to allow for voluntary, purposeful movement. When reflexes remain present, these are some of the symptoms you may see.
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