Does your child struggle with handwriting? There is an often overlooked reason why: children that have difficulties with handwriting frequently have a retained Asymmetrical Tonic Reflex (ATNR).

At The Key Clinic, we investigate whether your child’s primitive reflexes have been retained and are causing difficulties in functioning. Neurodevelopmental programmes mature the nervous system by integrating ‘retained reflexes’ in children and adults that should have fulfilled their developmental role and disappeared long ago. Today we are answering the most common question that parents ask us: what are ‘retained reflexes’ and what do they do?

Discussing Dyslexia on BBC Radio Essex at The Key Clinic

Earlier this month The Key Clinic founder Sarah Warley was interviewed about dyslexia on BBC Radio Essex. Dyslexia is a hot topic in the press at the moment - entrepreneur Richard Branson recently described his dyslexia as a ‘superpower’ and attributed it to his career success. Nick Jones, the founder of Soho House Group also told the Diary of a CEO podcast that he was grateful he had been diagnosed with dyslexia at an early age.

As part of our three part series of talks with The Dukes Club, our Founder Sarah Warley sat down with Magoo Giles to discuss the topic of making sure your child is neurodevelopmentally mature enough for school.

Our game-changing approach to unlocking children’s true potential has changed the life of Evans’s son. We specialise in helping children overcome learning and behavioural difficulties through tailor-made therapy programmes tackling underlying causes, has successfully helped Evans’ seven-year-old son, Eli.