Impact of Retained Reflexes 

The persistence of foetal and primitive reflexes beyond the first year of life can have a profound effect on our ability to function in the world, affecting our physical and emotional balance and maturity, motor and processing skills, ocular and aural functioning, and perceptual and language skills, leading to learning difficulties and labels such as dyspraxia, dyslexia and ADHD. RRS can also have a severe psychological impact. Many of us learn to compensate for the internal battle we are waging, building up a stiff, protective armour against the emotional slings and arrows. But we tend to feel out of kilter with the rest of the world, uncomfortable in our skin, as if we don’t know how we should feel and act, resulting in poor self-esteem and under-achievement. 

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