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Developmental therapies

  • For Older Children, Teenagers and Adults

Supporting input, energy, and regulation through structured, integrated therapies.

Co-activation mirrors how the brain naturally develops— through rich, integrated input, not isolated exercises.​

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By combining movement, sensory input, reflex work, vision, rhythm, and cognition,

multiple systems are engaged at once.

​Neurons that fire together, wire together.

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This kind of varied practice aims to support stronger, more resilient pathways without overwhelming the nervous system.

​The goal is balance: challenge the brain, but don’t overload it.

Input Based Therapies

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Supporting the quality of input the brain receives from the body and environment.

  • ​Reflex Integration

  • Sensory-Motor Training

  • Interactive Metronome

  • Neuro-Sage

  • Bio-Individual Nutrition

Reflex Integration Programs

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Customized movement protocols are designed to mimic developmental sequences,

encouraging the brain to "catch up" on missed or incomplete stages.

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Reflexes underpin movement, learning and emotional regulation.

Stress, injury and other life events can affect how these patterns develop and mature, and some people may benefit from revisiting them.

Reflex integration work isn’t only for infants and children, and adults can take part too.

Interactive Metronome

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Interactive Metronome is a computer-based program where you perform movements in time to a beat.

It’s designed to help you practise timing, rhythm and coordination, and to link movement with sound.

Neuro - Sage

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Neuro-Sage is a digital platform that combines visual tracking tasks with movement or balance challenges.

It’s designed to help you practise sensory integration and timing.

Digital Threapies

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Digital therapies are technology-based tools that use interactive, game-like activities to practise timing, coordination and sensory processing.

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  • Can be used in the studio and at home

  • An engaging way to practise brain training

  • Scores and progress can be tracked over time, so we can review your program together

Energy Based Therapies

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Supporting energy, oxygen delivery and metabolic wellbeing.

  • Photobiomodulation (PBM)

  • EWOT Oxygen Training

  • Bio-Individual Nutrition

Photobiomodulation (PBM)

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PBM uses low-level light and is used as a supportive tool alongside movement, reflex integration and cognitive activities in your program.

EWOT Oxygen Training

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EWOT (exercise with oxygen training) combines physical activity with supplemental oxygen.

It’s used to support energy and engagement while you take part in movement and cognitive activities.

Regulation Based Therapies

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Helping the brain organize,

coordinate, and regulate activity.

  • ​Hemispheric stimulation

  • Vagus nerve stimulation

  • Focus / ILS programs

Hemispheric Stimulation

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The Melillo approach is based on the idea that the two sides of the brain develop at different rates and work best when they’re well balanced. Activities are chosen to encourage balanced development across both sides.

Vagus Nerve Stimulation

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Gentle, non-invasive stimulation designed to support relaxation and the body’s “rest and digest” response.

The vagus nerve plays an important role in digestion and in the connection between the gut and the brain.

Focus - ILS Program

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The Focus iLs program combines music, movement and cognitive activities to practise brain-body integration.

It’s as much an engaging exercise as it is a therapy, and many people find it enjoyable.

When therapies work together, the brain works better.

Co-activation is about training the brain to work as an integrated whole.

By engaging both hemispheres and multiple circuits simultaneously,

 we aim to support balanced development, encourage neuroplasticity and support skill development in line with the brain’s natural blueprint.

Bringing brain-building tools to your home.

At NeuroSynergy, support doesn’t stop at the studio.
We do offer distance sessions and guided programs that can be followed from home.

These are designed to give you the tools, structure, and confidence to continue the work in your own space. 

Supporting Balance. Building Connection. Encouraging Potential.

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0405 ***** 262

Based in Woodwark, Whitsundays

QLD. 4802

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 Address provided on booking.

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© 2026 NeuroSynergy Whitsundays. NeuroSynergy provides natural therapies and education. Our services are not a substitute for medical diagnosis or treatment.
Please continue to see your doctor or specialist and speak with them before changing medication or care. Results vary between individuals.

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