Practice for development support Neuromotor development support according to the INPP® method for children and adults Antje Steinberg Associated member INPP International english spoken! long distance training via zoom
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Who is affected?
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Children with neuromotor development delays often show one or more of the following symptoms:
The toddler - does not develop a fixed sleep rhythm. - restless and demanding, often has tantrums and seems to remain in a defiant age. - quick mood changes. - over-anxious and "clingy". - occasionally makes the bed. - clumsy and clumsy. - prone to allergies and often sick . The school child - easily distracted and seems unfocused. - quickly forgets what he has already practiced and learned. - fidgets in his chair and can only sit still and upright with difficulty. - only completes tasks very slowly. - has difficulty combining facts and events into one logical sequence.- twists letters when reading and writing and makes mistakes when copying from the board or from the book.- has a cramped pen position.- has difficulties with arithmetic.- has unclear pronunciation and reading aloud is usually laborious and expressionless and monotonous.- has posture problems, e.g. hunched back, scoliosis. Many of these symptoms can be found in children with ADD/ADHD.INPP works exclusively on certain neuromotor aspects of:> attention disorders> milder problems on the autistic spectrum> school learning and performance problems> concentration and endurance problems> school fear and refusal to perform> depression and anxiety> Obsessive-compulsive disorder> Partial performance disorders> Dyslexia, LRS, dyscalculia> Coordination and balance problems, motor fears> Problems with affect control and regulation of behavior> Susceptibility to allergies, susceptibility to infectionsLegal noticeFor legal reasons, it should be noted that the naming of the application areas listed as examples does of course not imply a promise of healing or a guarantee a relief or improvement of the listed disease states.
INPP for adults The problems that cause persistent residual reactions of early childhood reflexes do not disappear with childhood. Over time, those affected learn to compensate more or less. This can be very stressful for adults too. The impairment can lead to physical and psychological problems. The INPP method can also be used very well for adults and usually shows results that make life a lot easier! Possible problems: Stress / burnout Fears / phobias / depression Balance problems Sensitivity to light / noise Low self-confidence Nausea / dizziness Need for control / perfectionism Migraines Not wanting to read Coordination problems / clumsiness Blushing / sweating Addictions Legal notice For legal reasons, it is pointed out that in the naming of the areas of application listed as examples Of course, there can be no promise of healing or a guarantee of relief or improvement in the listed illnesses.
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Behandlungsansatz
Over many years of research at the Institute for Neuro-Physiological Psychology (INPP) based in Chester, England, it was found that a high percentage of children who have learning, behavior and movement problems despite above/average intelligence still have remnants of early childhood reflexes persist. These are recognized as the cause of maturation disorders of the central nervous system. INPP's therapy concept is based on these research results. An extensive assessment of findings serves as the basis for the special movement exercises that give the child the opportunity to bring the residual reactions of early childhood reflexes to maturity and then integration in a second attempt. The brain gets a second chance to mature. So The holding and positioning reactions - which are important for movement, posture and balance - can develop and the specific difficulties can be overcome. With the normalization of the reflex structure, many learning and behavioral problems also disappear.
