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MNRI® IPET Repatterning and Integration 1

A digital copy of the manual is included with your registration. Hard copies are available for purchase following registration.
Dates: July 17-19, 2024
Location: Orlando, FL
Address: Svetlana Masgutova Educational Institute
Address:  6718 Lake Nona Blvd, Suite 180
Address:  Orlando, FL 32827
Instructor: PRE-COURSE VIDEO INSTRUCTION + Trina Deiss for On-Site Training
Local Area  
Coordinator: Nora Keller
Email: nora@mnriglobal.com
Phone: 4073646633
$945 - First Time Attendance
$567 - Repeat Attendance
MNRI training level required: Level 2
Prerequisite Classes:
  • MNRI® Dynamic and Postural Reflex Integration
  • MNRI® NeuroTactile Integration
Any 2 of the following classes are also required:
  • MNRI® Archetype Movement Integration
  • MNRI® Lifelong Reflex Integration
  • MNRI® Upper Limbs Reflex and Manual Skill Integration
  • MNRI® Proprioceptive and Cognitive Integration
For any questions regarding prerequisites, please contact us.
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The Masgutova Method® is a set of programs focused on the restoration and maturation of primary movements, reflexes, coordination systems, skills for optimal performance of natural mechanisms, developmental processes, brain functioning, and sensory-motor integration. You can read more about Reflexes and MNRI HERE.

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MNRI® IPET Repatterning and Reflex Integration - 1

Course Overview:

The  MNRI® IPET Re-Patterning andReflex  Integration course provides the in-depth information for professionals and parents to gain deep knowledge and understanding of the importance of primary motor reflex pattern maturation, why a reflex might not be integrated, the impact a non-integrated reflex can have, and the MNRI techniques designed to assess and integrate reflexes. Primary motor reflex patterns emerge along a predictable developmental continuum, with each successive reflex emerging to secure a child’s survival and protection as his system matures and advances. When adequately engaged, each reflex anchors neurologically more deeply a physiological, emotional and psychological sense of security, freeing an infant to focus on exploring, learning, and fully advancing through all stages of primary motor reflex maturation.  It is through this complete integration process that primary motor reflex patterns form the foundation for related motor reflex schemes (sitting up, crawling, walking, etc) to mature and for each of us to reach our full potential over time, anchoring emotional and behavioral regulation, and advancing motor, communication, and cognitive learning. Congenital disorders or traumatic events that occur in utero, at birth, or anytime after birth can interrupt the activation, maturation and integration of a primary motor reflex pattern.  Depending upon the number of reflexes impacted and the maturational deficits of each impacted reflex, a broad spectrum of life challenges can occur.

TheMNRI® IPET Re-Patterning and Reflex Integration  course explores:

  • ·The comprehensive knowledge of the MNRI Method and the role played by the Dynamic and Postural Reflex Integration Program
  • ·The progression primary motor reflex patterns beginning in utero and continuing through life
  • ·The role primary infant reflex patterns play in establishing subsequent related motor reflex schemes and the development of advanced motor, communication and cognitive abilities and emotional and behavioral regulation
  • ·MNRI techniques in through manner to assess, re-pattern and integrate primary motor reflex patterns
  • ·How to create MNRI primary motor reflex integration programs for individual clients
  • ·How to incorporate use of MNRI Dynamic and Postural Integration course content into daily client and home practice

Course Objectives:

Upon successful completion of this three-day, 16-hour Dynamic and Postural Reflex Integration course, participants:

1.   Explore new information about the Masgutova Neurosensorimotor Reflex Integration SM (MNRI) Method

a.   Its scientific origins

      b.  The role of a reflex and its sensory, motor and central nervous system mechanisms

c. Primary motor reflex patterns, the subordinate role each plays in the maturation of more complex related motor reflex schemes (sitting-up, crawling, etc), the development of learned motor, communication and cognitive abilities and in achieving potential across an individual’s lifespan

      d. The impact of:

           · Trauma on primary motor reflex patterns, the protective role immature reflexes play, and the negative impact protection can have on an

               individual’s ability to self-regulate, learn, develop and grow.

        · Stress and negative learning experiences on the integration of reflexes necessary for reading, writing, eating, core stabilization, visual/motor integration, speech/language development and auditory processing.

2.   Explain, classify and explore (through in class demonstration) the body’s motor coordination systems, the corresponding brain level responsible for managing each system, and the implications for reflex integration.

3. Explore on an in-depth level the importance of primary motor reflex patterns and identify, define and classify each pattern

      a.   Based on the research of Pavlov (1927), Simonove (1987), Kornorsky (1970) and Vygotsky (theory of Cognitive

           Development as reprinted in 1978)

      b.  Compare and contrast dynamic and postural motor reflex patterns found in the coronal, sagital and axial body plane

           coordination systems

      c.   Analyze the reflex integration:

    · Process

         Reflex circuit => Reflex actions => Basic pattern => Variant patterns => Intentional movement => Skill development => Motor planning

      · Links with facilitating and opposing reflexes

      · Connection to emotional and behavioral regulation and personality development

      · As the fundamental foundation for optimal motor, communication and cognitive learning and growth

4.    Practice and implement the MNRI assessment techniques to determine the integration state of each primary motor reflex pattern.

a.   Explore the norms of automatic motor development based on the assessment metrics presented in Shirley’s Scales of Motion

      Development (1986) and Frankenburg and Doss’s Scale of Motion Habits (1986).

b.   Explain and identify:

  • The MNRI Method parameters important to determining the integration state of each reflex 
  • The possible range of integration states for each primary motor reflex pattern including integrated (typical maturational pattern),

                 dysfunctional (atypical, immature) and pathological (absence of any pattern or presentation incorrect or wrong pattern).

      c.  Demonstrate through supervised hands-on-application the ability to conduct an MNRI assessment and adequately determine the state of each primary motor reflex pattern

5.   Demonstrate and implement the MNRI techniques to integrate each primary motor reflex pattern

        a.   Learn through demonstration and hands-on-practice the MNRI techniques designed to activate and integrate primary motor reflex patterns

      b. Learn through course discussion and instructor demonstration how to deal with unique and challenging client situations using MNRI method techniques

      c.   Demonstrate for course instructor the ability to appropriately apply integration procedures for each primary motor reflex

           pattern

 6.  Demonstrate on a professional level how to use course knowledge to create and apply an individual MNRI program for clients with various challenges

      a.   Use the MNRI pre-assessment techniques to identify dysfunctional primary motor reflex patterns

      b.    Develop an individual MNRI program based on assessment results and targeted individual challenges

c.   Explore with client family the potential impact the individualized program can have on

  • Body structure, posture, and motor maturation
  • Motor, communication and cognitive learning abilities and emotional and behavioral regulation

7.   Explore, evaluate, and develop strategies to incorporate the use of the MNRI Dynamic and Postural Reflex Integration

      course content into daily client and home practice.

Reflexes Addressed in this Course:

 

Primary Motor Reflex Patterns

  • Asymmetric Tonic Neck (ATNR)             · Hands Supporting (Parachute)                  · Spinal Galant
  • Babkin Palmomental                                   · Landau                                                           · Spinal Pereze
  • Babinski                                                        · Leg Cross Flexion                                          
  •  Robinson Grasp                                           · Trunk Extension
  • Hands Pulling
  • Foot Tendon Gurard 
  • Other Reflexes used at Family Educational Conferences                                            

Additional Motor Reflexes and Reactions

  • Visual Convergence-Divergence              · Eye Tracking                                                · Fear Paralysis     
  • · Abdominal 

  

Course Length:

  • IPET Course -- covers a period of three days and requires a minimum of 16 hours of direct classroom instruction and 16 hours of ON-LINE lecture to

    complete.

Curriculum Design:  The course curriculum consists of a combination of historical and theoretical lecture, case study slides and videos, technique demonstration and applied practice, and class discussion.   

Course Materials:  The Dynamic and Postural Reflex Integration course manual, written by Svetlana Masgutova, Ph.D., is the primary source for content presented in class.  Supplementary course content draws from a variety of articles and MNRI case studies, and is referenced as needed upon presentation in class.  The course manual is included as part of the course fee and is distributed to course participants at initial course check-in.

All IPETS include:

1.       Written test before class
2.       Hands-On Exam during iPET class
3.       Practical Hands-On Graded Exam following 64 conference hours

MNRI®  Intensive Professional Educational Training (IPET) for Repatterning 1  New format: All participants must be signed up and paid two (2) weeks prior to stated beginning date of the IPET.  The basic theory part of this class will be streamed to the participant, once paid, 2 weeks before the scheduled class.  There will be an exam that must be completed before the date of the 3 days of on-site training, including the hands-on techniques and strategies of the IPET.

Financial Disclosure: Trina Deiss receives a stipend based upon an enrollment percentage.

Non-financial Disclosure: No relevant relationship exists.

Course Disclosure: The Svetlana Masgutova Educational Institute has developed and patented a licensed technology trademarked as MNRI®. Because there are no other like-kind products available, course offerings will only cover information that pertains to the effective and safe use of the above-named products. This presentation will focus exclusively on MNRI® and will not include information on other similar or related products or services.

Special Needs Requests: If you require special accommodations, please notify SMEI at events@masgutovamethod.com at the time of registration so that needed accommodations can be made prior to the course.

Course Completion Requirements: Full attendance is required to receive a certificate of completion and any available credit hours or CEUs.

Target audience:
Speech Language Pathologists, Speech Language Pathologist Assistants, Occupational Therapists, Certified Occupational Therapy Assistants, Nurses, Physical Therapists, Physical Therapist Assistants, Educators, Psychologists, Physicians, Massage Therapists, Mental Health Counselors, Other Health Care Providers, Parents.

Additional Orlando Resources
SMEI Cancellation and Refund Policy

Courses are subject to cancellation due to lack of minimum required participants registered for the course within 10 days of the course start date. Full refunds (or transfer of funds to online account for future use) will be issued if the course is canceled due to the low number of attendees.

We recommend that attendees who will be flying do not purchase their flight until after the 10 day window has elapsed to avoid a nonrefundable circumstance with the airline. SMEI is not liable for any ticket costs related to the course being canceled. SMEI is not liable for any costs related to transportation (airline tickets, train, taxi, etc) due to the cancellation of an event.

  • Participants will receive a full refund for registration cancellation up to 21 days prior to the course.
  • A 10% administration charge will be retained for cancellations within 15-20 days prior to the course.
  • A 25% administration charge will be retained for cancellations within 14 days prior to the course.
Manual Download Policy

Once a student has downloaded the manual or any course resources, payment for this course can be transferred to a different time and location of the same course; however NO REFUNDS and NO TRANSFERS TO A DIFFERENT COURSE are allowed, even if the course is cancelled by the LAC or Instructor.

Transferring Policy

Participants who wish to transfer registration and payment to another SMEI course may do so.
*Participant must have selected the course they wish to transfer to at the time of the request. All refunds will be held until the transfer course has been selected. 

* A 2.5% transaction fee (processing fee) will be withheld on all refunds that were processed using credit card/PayPal. If a participant wishes the refund to be paid directly to their account via credit card/PayPal, PayPal may also charge the participant an additional 2.5% transaction fee (processing fee). Refund by check is available upon request. For questions contact us.

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