OAFMS & Retained Primitive Reflexes Course | Impact on Child Brain Development

Discover how facial development and breathing issues can quietly shape a child's brain and behavior.

This advanced course explores Oral Airway Functional Maldevelopment Syndrome (OAFMS) and its impact on neurological development, including the role of retained primitive reflexes. Grounded in evidence-based research, it helps you understand how these issues affect a child's brain and behavior — and offers practical strategies to support meaningful improvement.

What you'll explore:

• What OAFMS is and how it affects facial and airway development
• The link between OAFMS and neurological development in children
• How retained primitive reflexes impact brain and behavior
• Warning signs of OAFMS-related developmental issues
• Practical strategies to support improvement in affected children

What's included:

• Video presentations led by Dr. Scott Wustenberg
• Downloadable PDFs and supporting research materials
• Knowledge quizzes to reinforce learning
• Certificate of completion

Who this is for: Real health sleuths and curious learners seeking clear, science-backed information on OAFMS and child neurological development — part of our Advanced Series Courses.

Presented by Dr. Scott Wustenberg, the founder of Opti Human Project, whose courses are designed not just to inform but to challenge how you think and inspire genuine change.