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Visual Guides for Neuroreflex Growth

Explore our library of parent-friendly infographics. These visual resources explain how neuroreflex integration supports your child's brain development, motor skills, and emotional regulation in an easy-to-understand format.

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Retained Reflex Checklist

An easy-to-use checklist to determine if your child or client may have retained primitive reflex patterns.

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A clear graphic demonstrating the surface-level listening and communication skills and the underlying auditory skills.

Auditory Processing

Downloadable Resources

Empowering parents and professionals with clear, visual guides. Download our high-resolution infographics for educational use or personal reference at home.

Retained Reflex Checklist Pt . 2

An easy-to-use checklist to determinei if your child has retained postural or reighting reflexes

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A colorful bar graph showing when infant neuroreflexes emerge and integrate for a typically developing child. 

Neuroreflex Development Timeline

A clear, colorful timeline illustrating the speech and language milestones from birth to age 5. 

Speech & Language Milestones
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Learn the order in which skills develop during infancy and childhood, from gestational movements all the way up to efficient learning, communication, and social interaction. 

Developmental Staircase
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A one-page guide for parents and teachers about the visual skills (not acuity) needed for daily living and learning.

Developmental Vision Skillls
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Why Stressed Children May Touch their Private Areas

This can be a concerning new behavior. This handout for parents and teachers explains why this is a common coping mechanism and how to help stop it. 

Silver Headphones

Here's a quick overview of the difference between the two programs offered by Untye-ILS. 

Rest & Restore Vs. Safe & Sound

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