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In this episode, Dr. Monika Buerger dives into the intricate relationship between postural stability, oral fascial restrictions, and the suck, swallow, breathe reflex. She explains how core stability, starting from as early as five to six months of age, is critical for proper neuromotor development. Key topics include the role of the psoas muscle, the importance of diaphragmatic movement, and signs of neuro-dysregulation in infants. Learn how early interventions can prevent long-term complications like food aversions and poor posture. Join Monika in this informative session and consider enrolling in the ‘6 Pillars of Foundations of Neurodevelopment’ certification course for a deeper understanding.

00:00 Introduction to Postural Stability and Oral Fascial Restrictions
00:42 Understanding the Suck, Swallow, Breathe Reflex
02:11 Key Developmental Milestones
02:58 The Role of Psoas Muscles in Postural Stability
05:24 Impact of Oral Restrictions on Breathing and Stability
08:09 Identifying and Addressing Postural Instability
08:52 Conclusion and Further Learning Opportunities

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