Review reflexes that continue throughout the lifespan

Review reflexes that continue throughout the lifespan with me in this short video.
We will review reflexes that help keep us safe throughout life including the head righting reflex, parachute reflexes, equilibrium (aka tilting) reflexes, and the stagger reflex. These reflexes start during the first couple years of life and persist throughout our lives and helps to keep us safe. So whether you are a healthcare professional, student, or life long learner I hope this video about reflexes that help us throughout the lifespan will prove to be helpful.
As always thank you for watching and drop a comment or a like to let me know if you found this video to be helpful!
-Arno
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Citations:
Kuhaneck(Eds.), Occupational Therapy for Children and Adolescents (pp. 76-121). Elsevier.
Smet N., & Lucas C. B. (2020). Occupational therapy view of child development In J.C. O'Brien & H.
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[@mamatapatel5084]

Amazing video with visual demonstration. Thank you for creating:)

[@TheOTMinute]

My pleasure! I’m glad the examples helped!

[@elizabethpalmer5677]

Thank you so much! Much easier to study these for the NBCOT when you categorize them and give demonstrations!!

[@MikaylaMurphy130]

Thank you! This is very helpful! I appreciate the demonstrations!

[@TheOTMinute]

I’m glad it was helpful!

[@tyoungmuuulah]

Super helpful video as I'm studying for the NBCOT exam. Great video!

[@irinhalim4163]

Your videos are very helpful… Thank you… if possible please post about the developmental stages for infants, feeding skills stages, Parkinson stages and Frame of references

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Great presentation! Thanks a lot for such useful videos.

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Thanks for watching!

[@andresolivares4882]

Well done!! I thought the video was helpful to prepare me for a potential job placement in outpatient pediatrics.

[@TheOTMinute]

Thank you for letting me know what you thought. I hope it helps! Best of luck with your job search!