Infinity Neuromotor Development Center

Infinity Neuromotor Development Center Helping kids with developmental delays through root-cause care. We focus on brain-first development.
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12/23/2025

🧠 If you want to serve kids with autism, TBI, ADHD, and learning delays... this is for you.

I’m teaching the exact systems we’ve used to help nonverbal kids speak again, improve motor skills after stroke, and reduce complex neuroimmune symptoms.

Inside Neuro Build, I’ll show you:

✅ The key labs to run
✅ How to think developmentally
✅ Advanced therapies that work
✅ How to build a team and scale your impact

This is the training I wish I had 9 years ago. You’ll leave with tools to get kids better and a practice that serves you too.

📅 Launching January
💥 Early bird rate ends Jan 1
💬 DM or comment “Coach” and we’ll send you the link to join

Time keeps moving, whether you are ready or not.Most parents are not waiting because they do not care.They are overwhelm...
12/23/2025

Time keeps moving, whether you are ready or not.

Most parents are not waiting because they do not care.
They are overwhelmed. Confused. Unsure who to trust.

While it is never “too late,” getting the right support earlier often makes the path forward easier.

Through the end of the year, scheduled doctor consults are free for qualified families who are able to travel to one of our clinics for in-person care.

If you would like to see whether your family qualifies, DM “HELP” and our team will walk you through the next steps.

You do not have to figure this out alone.

12/22/2025

Your child isn’t falling behind because they’re lazy. Their brain and body might be working against them.

We’ve seen it over and over — bright kids who can’t read, focus, or sit still… because no one checked their eye reflexes or primitive patterns.

This is the stuff most schools miss — but we don’t.
We offer 2-week intensives that target the ROOT of the issue — and we’ve seen breakthroughs happen in just days.

👉 Comment INTENSIVE and we’ll DM you to schedule a spot.

12/20/2025

Is your child calm at school but melting down at home? 😩

You’re not imagining it. Here’s why 👇

🧠 1. Their brain is overworked.
If their eye tracking is weak, they’re using all their energy just to read, write, and keep up in class. By the time they get home, there’s nothing left in the tank.
⚖️ 2. Poor balance = brain fatigue.
Kids with underdeveloped balance systems use excess energy just staying upright. That means less energy for focus, emotion, and behavior regulation later.
🍭 3. Their nutrition is sabotaging them.
Sugary cereal and carb-heavy school lunches cause blood sugar crashes that lead to mood swings, brain fog, and meltdowns.

If this sounds like your child, don’t settle for band-aids.

Comment “FREE” below and we’ll send you simple at-home exercises to start working on these reflexes today 😊🙌

2025 was not the year I planned,but it was the year I needed.There were moments I wanted to quit.Moments where nothing m...
12/19/2025

2025 was not the year I planned,
but it was the year I needed.

There were moments I wanted to quit.
Moments where nothing made sense.
Moments where faith was the only thing left.

Looking back, I see it clearly now:
not every setback is a stop sign.
Some are simply tests of trust.

If you’re walking through something hard right now,
pray and then put feet to your prayers.

It will work out how He intends.
And you might just become who you were meant to be in the process.

🤍

12/18/2025

OCD & Anxiety in Kids Might Be a Brain Reflex Problem

We often find a primitive reflex called the moro reflex still active. It keeps the nervous system stuck in fight-or-flight, causing constant overreactions, fear, and obsessive thoughts.

In some kids, the immune system is even attacking the parts of the brain that control mood and motivation.

This isn’t just psychological—it’s neurological and sometimes even immunological.

Comment Consult to talk to one of our doctors.
Let’s figure out what’s really going on and get your child the help they need.

Cerebral palsy is often explained in terms of limits.What gets talked about far less are the underlying mechanisms that ...
12/18/2025

Cerebral palsy is often explained in terms of limits.
What gets talked about far less are the underlying mechanisms that keep the brain and body stuck long after the original injury.

There is growing research showing that ongoing brain inflammation and poor muscle communication can persist for years. When those pieces are addressed first, some children are able to access movement and stability that once felt out of reach.

If you want to hear directly from this child’s mom and see the research we reference, comment MOM and we will send it to you.

12/17/2025

If your child has an open mouth posture or low facial tone, there is usually a deeper reason behind it 💭

Low facial tone often shows up as a flat expression, drooling, or an open mouth that is hard to close. This happens when the brain is not activating the facial muscles the way it should. To change that, we have to wake up the nerves and give the brain better feedback.

We use tools like facial nerve stimulation, trigeminal stimulation, tongue activation, and devices like the ResiMax to help the brain recognize and strengthen these muscles. The goal is simple. Give the brain clear input so it can build better tone and control in the face and mouth 🧠✨

We also check the rooting reflex because it often plays into low tone around the mouth. When this reflex is active, kids struggle to create the stability they need for speech, feeding, and oral motor strength. Integrating it can make a huge difference.

The big picture is about helping the cerebellum mature. When the cerebellum grows stronger, muscle tone improves, posture improves, and the whole system becomes more organized and efficient 🌿

Comment “PARENT” below for our FREE parent’s course. We’ll send you the link so you can start learning today ☺️

Address

95 NE Dartmoor Drive
Waukee, IA
50263

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 12:30pm
1:30pm - 5:30pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 12:30pm
1:30pm - 5:30pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 12:30pm
1:30pm - 3:30pm
Thursday 8:30am - 12:30pm
1:30pm - 5:30pm
Friday 8am - 12pm

Website

https://linktr.ee/iowainfinity

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