FREE WEBINAR FOR PARENTS

Integrating Primitive Reflexes

Unlocking Focus, Behavior, and Academic Potential

Is your child struggling with focus, hyperactivity, behavioral outbursts, or academic challenges? These symptoms may be more than just surface-level struggles — they may be rooted in something deeper: the impact retained primitive reflexes can have on development. Join us for a live conversation with Dr. Rebecca Jackson, Chief Programs Officer at Brain Balance, as we explore what primitive reflexes are, how they contribute to critical foundational development, and how they impact your child’s ability to self-regulate, stay on task, and learn effectively.

Thursday, September 11th
1 PM ET | 12 PM CT | 10 AM PT

Dr. Jackson will explain how these early reflexes contribute to the development of sensory perception and body movements and how the maturing brain develops increased control and coordination of actions and responses.

The conversation will also explore how a retained primitive reflex can present and the impact it can have on development. You’ll learn how Brain Balance’s integrative, non-medical approach matures the brain and body’s response to these reflexes and supports whole-brain development. Research has shown that the Brain Balance program is effective in reducing symptoms by helping to integrate primitive reflexes and improve cognitive, behavioral, and academic outcomes.

Whether your child has been diagnosed or is simply struggling, this webinar will provide valuable insight and hope for progress.

1What are primitive (developmental) reflexes, and why do they matter for your child’s brain development and daily functioning?
2Common signs a child may have retained reflexes — and how they relate to symptoms like fidgeting, poor focus, emotional dysregulation, or learning difficulties.
3How Brain Balance uses an integrative approach — including movement, sensory stimulation, and cognitive activities — to support reflex integration and brain connectivity.
4A look at the research behind Brain Balance’s approach and the real-life impact on children’s attention, behavior, and academic success.

Dr. Rebecca Jackson

Chief Programs Officer, Brain Balance, author of the new book “Back on Track: A Practical Guide to Help Kids of All Ages Thrive"

Dr. Rebecca Jackson serves as Chief Programs Officer at Brain Balance and is a recognized authority on development, cognition, and brain health. A board-certified cognitive specialist, she has published peer-reviewed research on attention, emotional well-being, and development. Dr. Jackson is the author of Back on Track: A Practical Guide to Help Kids of All Ages Thrive and has been featured on The Doctors Show, NBC Nightly News, Good Housekeeping, Forbes, and more. With over 15 years at Brain Balance and experience as Executive Director of three centers, she has overseen the progress of over 1,000 students. Dr. Jackson earned her Doctor of Chiropractic degree from Life University and holds additional certifications in behavioral training. Her passion lies in creating programs that drive meaningful change in the lives of kids and adults.

Integrating Primitive Reflexes

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Dr. Rebecca Jackson