The Mulhall Integration Programme

There are Options. There are Methods and Corrective Measures.

The Mulhall Integration Programme is an astoundingly powerful treatment that kick-starts the developmental process and allows us to catch up with – and in many cases overtake – our peers. This unique programme has been developed over the past 25 years, first by David Mulhall and then by Alexander Mulhall.

We have treated more than 3000 clients. Through experience we have adapted certain neural stimulation techniques, now the major focus of many studies, while adding complementary elements, in response to the needs and successful outcomes that have been observed over the years. We tailor-make each programme to the individual, since everyone we see has their own issues relating to different retained reflexes. Everyone is seen personally to ensure continuity of treatment.

Once diagnosed and assessed, you are given a treatment plan, which is generally carried out at home, fitting in around your day. It’s not a quick fix – it requires effort and commitment and for some, a small leap of faith. We normally continue treatment for about 1 year, depending on the degree of developmental delay and how the individual responds. Sometimes this can continue for 18 months or longer.

Read clients’ stories and testimonials to get a better idea of how MIP can improve both yours and your child’s life.

Why Choose MIP?

Many believe that a diagnosis is static, but there are interventions and so much can be changed. The globally changed conceptual understanding of neural plasticity of late has allowed renewed approach on what may be addressed and altered in the human body. This has been the underlying belief of the MIP for many years. Once neuro-motor immaturity is addressed by MIP, the benefits remain permanent. MIP is more effective in getting to the root of neuro-developmental delay and its associated learning difficulties, than any other treatment.

There are two main differences between MIP and other programmes designed to help developmental delay:

1. Other programmes consider the root cause of neuro-developmental issues to be delayed development of the cerebellum, the brain’s motor skills centre, and reflex retention. There are several programmes around, which require patients to recapitulate various babyhood movements such as crawling, in order to create the neural connections that will improve cerebellum function. However, such treatments don’t eliminate the reflexes, nor completely address all forms of immaturity in motor planning or autonomic nervous system functions. This means that neural patterning may subsequently return to its immature pre-treatment state.
2. MIP is one of the only programmes that we know of, that addresses individualised forms of delay, in multiple disciplines, in order to prevent regression when treatment has ended.