focus
Concentration drops after a few minutes of homework.
Reflex integration for parents & children
Support your child — playfully, 10 minutes a day
Many families know days when concentration, posture or movement quality make everyday life harder. Reflex Journey accompanies you with short, guided sessions — warm, without pressure, as a home exercise programme.
Sound familiar?
chair
Constant fidgeting or sliding on the chair.
pencil
Tense pencil grip — writing is exhausting.
book
Reading and writing stay hard despite practice.
balance
Your child often trips or seems “clumsy”.
walk
Toe walking or quick sensory overload in daily life.
What may be behind it
Residual primitive reflexes can relate to concentration, posture and movement quality. Typically mentioned here include:
- Moro: can relate to sensory sensitivity and quick overwhelm
- ATNR: can affect cross-body movements and writing
- STNR: can affect sitting posture and concentration at the table
- Spinal Galant: can be associated with restlessness when sitting
- Palmar: can affect pencil grip and fine motor skills
- TLR: can affect posture and balance
More background: What is reflex integration?
How Reflex Journey supports you
Questionnaire
The intake questionnaire helps find the right starting point.
Starting point
You begin with the reflex package that matches the observations.
Daily sessions
About 10–15 minutes of guided training with images and voice prompts.
Progress & journal
Streak, weekly overview and a short journal make changes visible.
A shared ritual
Image-guided sessions that fit family life.
A profile for your child
Multiple profiles — you accompany; the child has their own path.
Reminders without pressure
Gentle reminders instead of constant nagging.
Quick questions
From what age is the app suitable?
The app is for you as a parent: your child trains with you via their own child profile — at their pace, with age-appropriate exercises.
Does it replace occupational or learning therapy?
No. Reflex Journey is accompanying and does not replace therapy — ideally in consultation with your practitioners.
How long is a session?
About 10–15 minutes a day.