Are You Pushing Too Hard? In the hustle and bustle of modern life, the concept of resilience is often celebrated as a virtue. We’re expected to push through challenges, overcome obstacles, and emerge stronger on the other side. However, in our relentless pursuit...
Gary and Anita Munoz, parents of Ryan, their 6-year old son who is diagnosed with 18Q Deletion Syndrome, share their experience and unexpected change in behavior after going through a 4-day program at Saving Your Brain Tampa. After doing some research on Google for...
The human brain is a remarkable organ, responsible for controlling our thoughts, emotions, and bodily functions. One crucial aspect of brain development that often goes unnoticed is the presence and integration of primitive reflexes. These reflexes, which are...
Red light therapy, also known as photobiomodulation or low-level light therapy (LLLT), is a therapeutic technique that uses low-intensity red light wavelengths to stimulate various biological processes in the body. It involves exposing the skin or specific body parts...
Retained Primitive Reflexes and Developmental Delays The rooting reflex in babies is a basic survival instinct. This reflex helps your baby find and latch onto a bottle or your breast to begin feeding. When you gently stroke the corner of your baby’s mouth with...
Let’s Look at How the Brain Responds to Screen Time Before addiction sets in, a child’s nervous system can become overstimulated and hyper-aroused from moderate but regular amounts of screen time. This causes the brain to be in a state of chronic stress...
