Many children seem unable to sit still or function normally in school, home, and community situations where controlled behavior is expected. Parents of these children may find that their lives are dominated by the child's constant disruptive behavior. Knowing what the reflex is will help you to understand better how it may affect your children. The cure for the problem will make more sense if you understand the cause of the problem. To explain that cause, we will first review the early stages of child development.
Academic failure causes the emotional distress.
Because of an immature STNR, most of these children fail to meet academic and behavioral demands. Our clinical experience has convinced us that most STNR children do not have primary psychological problems. An immature STNR can cause a child to exhibit the behaviors of hyperactive children, and it can affect the child's school performance. Maturing the STNR through therapeutic exercises can allow the child to function normally. In general, interventions are obviously more desirable than circumventions.