Réflexes archaïques, posture et Intégration Motrice Primordiale (IMP)

Overview of the primitive reflexes involved in the postural system and how to integrate them with Primordial Sensory-Motor Integration (PMI). 00:45: Review of how the postural system works -Inner ear -Visual system -Proprioception, kinesthesia, and the myofascial system (feet, jaw, etc.) 04:18: Links between the postural system and primitive reflexes -Foot: Babinski, plantar grasp, crossed extension, etc. -Calf, knees: tendon protection reflex -Back, spine: Galant's and Pérez's spinal reflex -Neck: Asymmetric tonic neck reflex (ATNR), symmetric tonic neck reflex (STN), labyrinthine tonic reflex (LTR), head-up reflex, and Moro reflex -Life reflexes: gravity, balance, and grounding (stability) 14:48: IMP tools for integrating reflexes and posture -Tactile and isometric integration -Rolling Rhythmic movements Self-strengthening and self-remodeling Myofascial integration and self-massage 6:30 p.m.: Conclusion and IMP course Presentation by Paul Landon, director of the CFPA (http://apprendre.org) and creator of the IMP (http://réflexes.org). Thumbnail photo by Marion Michele on Unsplash