Think Thrive Ltd

20/08/2026

“Structured but never intrusive, and properly good fun.” That is how Andy describes his daughter’s INPP consultation with us.
She wanted to be involved in every part of it, working through the exercises herself rather than just watching. That is the kind of engagement we love to see.
Wondering what a consultation with us actually looks like? Andy’s experience says it best. Get in touch to book yours.

20/08/2026

What actually happens at an INPP consultation? We asked Andy to tell us in his own words.

He describes it as structured, but never intrusive, and genuinely fun. His daughter got properly stuck in, wanting to take part in every exercise and see the process through for herself, rather than just watching from the sidelines.

That is exactly what we aim for. A consultation should feel calm and clear for parents, and involved and engaging for children, not a clinical box ticking exercise.

If you are wondering what to expect before booking your own consultation, Andy’s experience is a great place to start.
Ready to find out more? Get in touch to book a consultation.

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14/08/2026

Amazing news! Well done INPP UK - it’s great to see this training getting the recognition it deserves.

The full one-year Practitioner Training Programme is officially recognised by the CPD Standards Office, with 183 hours of CPD We are delighted to announce an important development for INPP UK. INPP Training UK is now officially recognised as a CPD provider by the CPD Standards Office, and the ful

14/08/2026

Same dad, new update. This time he is talking about the difference in his daughter.
How she copes with situations that used to overwhelm her. How much her confidence has grown alongside that.
This is what reflex integration can look like in real life.
Find out more at thinkthrive.co.uk.

14/08/2026

A dad who has been on the page before is back, this time talking about the differences he has noticed in his daughter since starting reflex integration.

He talks about how she copes with situations that used to overwhelm her, and how much her confidence has grown alongside that. It is one of the things I find most rewarding about this work, because the change is not really about a single skill improving. It is about a child feeling more capable of handling her own world.

Retained primitive reflexes can affect far more than physical coordination. They can shape how a child copes, regulates and feels about herself day to day. When the underlying pattern is addressed, that gives confidence room to grow.

Find out more about reflex integration at www.thinkthrive.co.uk.

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11/08/2026

Primitive reflexes are automatic movement patterns that are present from birth and play an important role in early development.
They help babies respond to their environment and begin building the foundations for movement, balance and coordination.
As the brain matures, these reflexes are expected to gradually integrate, allowing more controlled and voluntary movement to take over.
When this process does not happen as expected, these early patterns can continue to influence how a child moves, sits, and responds to the world around them.
This can affect posture, coordination, and sometimes behaviour, particularly in situations that require sustained attention or control.
INPP’s work focuses on understanding how these early movement patterns relate to later development, helping to explain why some children may find certain aspects of learning or everyday tasks more challenging than others.

10/08/2026

Hi Mums in Business, after lurking in the background I thought it was time to be brave and introduce myself! I'm Rebecca Gough and I set up Think Thrive Ltd after being inspired by my own small person.

I spent 20 years as a classroom teacher before retraining as a neuro-developmental practitioner. As a mum myself, I watched one of my own children struggle in ways that I couldn't quite put my finger on, she had huge meltdowns after school and became more and more withdrawn. It completely changed how I saw the children I was working with in schools as well as what my own children were dealing with. The right to choose pathway was years in the waiting and she needed help now, not in three years time. After loads of research I came across primitive reflex integration and it was life changing for us all.

Some children have primitive reflexes that haven't integrated properly, which can present as a range of issues such as regulation or sensory challenges, poor posture, coordination or balance difficulties, bedwetting or listening challenges. They really can be pesky! I work with families to intergrate these using the INPP method or Tomatis therapy. I essentially help children give their nervous systems a second chance and make everyday life feel easier. I love my job!

I have a clinic based in West Yorkshire and a satellite clinic in Brighton, so I can reach families wherever they are.

Setting up my own practice meant I could work the way I believed in, and do something I know first hand can be life changing for the whole family. Now I just need to get the word out there!

Rebecca Gough offers INPP primitive reflex therapy and Tomatis listening therapy in Holmfirth, serving Huddersfield, Kirklees and West Yorkshire. Support for children with retained primitive reflexes, often alongside anxiety, autism ASD, ADHD, dyslexia or sensory difficulties, whether or not they ha

10/08/2026

Is your child a completely different child in the holidays?

Some children soften the moment term ends, the tension just drops out of them. Others do the opposite, and home becomes the place where it all finally comes out once the school gates close.

Both patterns are common, and both are the body's way of communicating what's going on inside. It usually comes back to how much a child's nervous system has been holding together during term time, and retained primitive reflexes could be one of the biggest, most overlooked reasons why.

I've written a new blog post on what might actually be happening underneath this pattern, and why the holidays can tell you more about your child's nervous system than term time ever does.

Read it here: https://www.thinkthrive.co.uk/children-in-holidays

I work with families across Holmfirth, Huddersfield and Kirklees from my clinic, with a satellite clinic also available in Brighton, using the INPP method and Tomatis sound therapy.

Why is your child so different in the holidays? INPP and Tomatis practitioner Rebecca Gough explains what is behind it, and how reflex integration can help.

30/07/2026

Who does Think Thrive help?

Every family who comes through our door has a unique story. But I’ve noticed some common starting points.

Some are waiting for diagnosis and want support while they wait. Others recognise their child needs help but haven’t pursued a label yet. Some are already on a pathway with us and things are shifting.

There’s no one profile. What matters is that INPP and Tomatis are both here, together, so your family gets a genuinely joined-up approach.

If any of this resonates, let’s talk. Link in bio.

30/07/2026

Who do we work with at Think Thrive?

There’s no typical family we see, however, I have noticed two pathways that sometimes lead families to contact me.

Some are waiting for an ASD or ADHD diagnosis on the right to choose pathway and want their child to have proper support now, not months or years into the future while paperwork moves through the system. Others haven’t pursued a diagnosis at all, but they recognise their child needs something different and aren’t sure what that looks like.

What all the families who come to me share, is a desire to understand what’s going on and to act on it. That’s where INPP primitive reflex integration and Tomatis sound therapy come in. Both available under one roof here in Holmfirth. No referrals between different practitioners. No starting from scratch each time.

If your family’s story sounds familiar, send us a message and we can explore whether we might help.