Ennis Neuro Developmental Therapies

10/12/2019

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Chris Evans' 7-year-old son Eli suffers from retained reflexes - which can have an adverse impact on ability to learn and interact

08/03/2019

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Shared via Kindle. Description: The Institute for Neuro-Physiological Psychology was set up in 1975 by PhD Psychologist Peter Blythe with the aim of researching into the effect of immaturity in the functioning of the central nervous system on specific learn...

05/03/2019

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Interview with Sally Goddard-Blythe

20/12/2018

We would like to wish all our clients and followers a very Happy Christmas. Looking forward to what 2019 has in store for Neuro Developmental Therapies 😀🎅🎉🎄🎁

09/11/2018

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Neuro Developmental Therapies in Ennis develop physical tools for learning readiness and are practitioners of the INPP Reflex Movement Programme.

13/07/2018

Call us on 0868401192 or 0877921326 for your free consultation. You can also email us on neurodevelopmentaltherapies@gmail.com.

13/07/2018

Ennis Neuro Developmental Therapies on the Clare Champion this week

10/07/2018

Two Ennistymon-based teachers have launched new research on the topic of ‘school readiness’. Aoife Caulfield and Judy Breen of the Mol an Óige Steiner School in Ennistymon joined Gavin to discuss their work. Listen back below:

07/07/2018

We are delighted to announce that the Minister of Education has committed to conduct a research exercise into the benefits of the INPP Movement Programme in schools.

07/07/2018

Senator Martin Conway proposes a motion on behalf of Ennis Neuro Developmental Therapies at the Seanad last Tuesday

04/07/2018

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Guest Blog Post AFL Team Too many 4-year-old kids who can’t crawl: study A British study finds that nearly a third of four- and five-year-olds cannot do basic physical movements like crawling or standing on one leg. And the deficiency seems to be linked to poor academic achievement. The UK newspap...