30/06/2026
I’m your local fully qualified and insured licentiate. I follow the INPP reflex integration program. It also has the added benefit of working on your vestibular system, interoception and proprioception. For more information on how these could be impacting your child take a look at the blog section of my website.
What Is an INPP Licentiate and Why Does It Matter?
If you are exploring reflex integration support, you may come across the term INPP licentiate. Understanding what this means can help you make informed decisions about who you work with.
An INPP licentiate is a practitioner who has completed specialist training in the INPP method of neurodevelopmental assessment and reflex integration.
The INPP approach focuses on identifying and addressing immaturities in the nervous system that may affect learning, coordination, behaviour and concentration. Practitioners are trained to carry out detailed assessments and, where appropriate, provide an individualised movement programme designed to support neurological development over time.
Becoming an INPP licentiate involves far more than attending a short course.
Practitioners must:
• successfully complete an approved INPP practitioner training programme
• demonstrate competence in neurodevelopmental assessment
• follow the INPP methodology and professional guidelines
• attend regular continuing professional development (CPD) days
• participate in professional supervision
This structured system helps maintain a consistent standard of practice across the INPP professional network.
For families and professionals referring clients, seeing an INPP licentiate provides reassurance that the practitioner has completed recognised training and continues to work within an established professional framework.
INPP training programmes now take place in multiple countries around the world, and licentiates form part of an international community of practitioners working with the same carefully developed approach.
If you are looking for a practitioner, you can find INPP licentiates listed on the practitioner directory on the INPP website.
