Retained Neonatal Reflexes™: a revolutionary approach to treating children with learning difficulties and behavioural problems. A Patient's Companion

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This is a good, if brief, overview of retained early reflexes. It gives no advice about what to do about them, other than go to a chiropractor in Australia.

While this applies to adults, it's most common application is for children and babies. Excellent resource.

When receiving this book I was disappointed. It seemed more like a pamphlet rather than a book. I hoped to get more applicable ideas on how to work on reducing these reflexes.

Very basic information. Does not tell you how to check for the reflexes.

Good introduction to retained reflexes.

Great for new pediatric practitioners interested in learning about primitive reflexes

This book is very basic. It describes what the different reflexes are and lists a few symptoms that might show up if the reflex is still present, but no suggestions of what to do about it.

Original work in parallel to similar research performed in UK, Sweden, Russia and California. The booklet provides no clue as to managing the piece of knowledge in it. Just a (very) short introduction to a huge domain.

Was a good start to introducing me to what RNR are, and the symptoms associated with them.The book is only 40 odd pages so it doesn't have too much information - although very clear and concise!

A simple resource for quick reference to primitive reflexes.

fairly basic. good information on the problem,, but only a little advice on the solution

Straight to the point into reflex. No time wasting. Found it helpful. Good for beginners who isn't keen on a load of trillion reasons why things go wrong