What are the principles that should be followed in utilizing neurodevelopmental therapy techniques?

(1)Follow the developmental program:In therapeutic practice, if a patient is able to sit up, the therapeutic program should start with sitting and balancing, without too much turnover training, but also without direct transition from sitting and balancing to walking. The sequence of control of abnormal patterns in the extremities from proximal to distal allows full utilization of the critical points.

(2) Suppression of primitive reflexes, *** same motor pattern.

(3) Promote balancing responses.

(4) Promote normal functional movement.

(5) Try to treat the patient as a whole rather than focusing on treating individual limbs, muscles, or joints.

(6) Transition therapeutic activities to other environments and activities of daily living, based on the theory of brain plasticity, and repeat (reinforce) the training until the patient masters motor control and coordination.