In-person Courses
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Dysfunctional visual/vestibular Reflexes
Friday, September 25th
Location: Empire Therapy
501 S Bernard St Spokane WA 99204
8:30am - 5pm
$400
In this course you will learn how to assess and treat the visual and vestibular systems using primitive reflexes.
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Dysfunctional Feeding Reflexes
Saturday, September 26th
Location: Empire Therapy
501 S Bernard St Spokane WA 99204
8:30-5pm
$400
In this course you will learn how to assess and treat breast feeding, bottle feeding and oral feeding using primitive reflexes.
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Introduction to Reflexes Lecture
TBD
Location: Empire Therapy
501 S Bernard St Spokane WA 99204
Reflexes are the foundation of development, shaping who we are from infancy through adulthood. They influence everything from sensory and motor skills to emotional, cognitive, and language processing, including how quickly we process information.
Join us for an engaging lecture and Q&A on primitive reflex integration, and discover how these reflexes impact lifelong development and how to optimize their function.
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Dysfunctional Postural Reflexes - In Person
TBD
Location: Empire Therapy
501 S Bernard St Spokane WA 99204
8am - 10:00am (Intro)
10:00am- 5:00pm (Lab)
In this primitive integration course, you’ll learn to assess and treat primitive reflexes that affect posture, movement, and body function.
Key Takeaways:
• Correct developmental milestonesand improve growth.
• Change a patient’s posture in one session.
• Enhance vestibular system for better function.
• Activate the parasympathetic system for patient recovery.
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Dysfunctional Extremity Reflexes
TBD
Location: Empire Therapy
501 S Bernard St Spokane WA 99204
Extremity reflexes are essential for gross motor, fine motor, cognitive, and emotional regulation skills. Reflexes form the framework that drives development from infancy through adulthood, shaping how we process sensory, motor, emotional, and cognitive tasks, including processing speed.
Key Takeaways:
• Integrate reflexes to improve cognitive and executive function.
• Enhance gait mechanics and overall motor control.
• Work on the limbic system to boost emotional regulation.

