03/12/2026
What a wonderful transformation after 6 NeuroMovement lessons over 4 months. When this boy presented, he was diagnosed with Inattentive ADHD, performed repetitive rocking movements, spoke in a monotone voice, had sore hips, retained reflexes and poor balance. You can see from the before photo that it was hard to climb (that's as high as he got a year ago) and most of the movement was generated from using his arms and legs as his neural representation of his torso was less refined. After 3 movement lessons he no longer had hip pain. You can see from the video that he is organizing his movement more throughout the skeleton now, moving his spine and lower back and has developed a relationship between the movement of his head and pelvis. What was impossible a year ago is now possible - to climb to the top of this rock wall and hit the button! What I find the most incredible working with this almost 10 year old boy, is his attention to the conversations we have during his lessons. We've pretty much covered everything from theorizing about the Bermuda Triangle to crop circles and everything else in between. š He is brilliant and has an amazing imagination which he is now refining excellently toward problem solving. He is more engaged socially now, and recently wanted to participate in a local theatre production, which he now has a role in! I absolutely love working with kids like him, who show us their incredible potential when we approach learning and movement in a slow gentle supportive way. ā¤ļøš§
Here's what his mom had to say about his amazing progress:
"Before we came to see Lorrie we had tried many different types of therapy and doctors to help us understand our son's motor delays. While he was diagnosed with ADHD and dyslexia his motor issues persisted and around age 9 began preventing him from participating in team sports and experiencing life without pain. Lorrie saw immediately that he had rigid movements and explained how the brain and body work together. Through the last four months we have seen our son experience less pain in more complex movements. He is more regulated emotionally, he is more confident in groups of people. He is happier and is doing things he previously could not. We took him to this climbing park exactly one year ago and last year (before photo) he was unable to climb 3 feet up the wall and this year, he hit the button at the top! (video) I am certain that is from the work he has done with Lorrie. I have seen his retained fetal reflexes integrate and now his vestibular and ocular reflexes are improving. He knows better where he is in space, he can better climb trees and do things he wants to do. He also loves spending time with Lorrie, she is wonderful with him and that has mattered so much. We are so grateful for everything that has been accomplished for our son and we look forward to even more milestones being reached."