Neuromotor Assessment with Interventions
If you are reading this, you are a conscious, intentional creature. As sentient beings, we evolved from a lineage of animals that developed complex actions without conscious awareness. Our species conscious control of action does not replace the underlying neuromotor functionality, but rather adds a layer of control over the Reflex Arcs for those actions. The efficacy of our ability to express choice (Intention) is consequently wholly dependent upon the competency of the underlying neuromotor automaticities
The competency of our automaticities influence the qualities of our physical form, how we move, how we sense and process that data, how we respond (behavior), and how our thought processes interlace with the resulting experience. Competency emerges from our developmental cycle. As infants, our discovery of our hands and feet, learning to roll over, learning to prop ourselves up, learning to crawl, learning to walk, and learning to use our bodies to support our hands in fine motor skills all require the acti