Peter Scire DC

04/27/2026

Understanding Hypersensitivity in Kids:
A Deep Dive
In Episode 10 of the Melillo Method Everything Brain Podcast, and delve into the reasons behind hypersensitivity to light and sound in children.
They explain how an overactive sympathetic nervous system, often indicated by a pronounced Moro reflex, leads to heightened sensory perceptions and physiological changes. Understanding these responses is crucial for addressing sensory sensitivities in children. Tune in to episode 10 gain deeper insights into the brain’s role in sensory processing.

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04/20/2026

Autism is not a single condition—it is a complex, dynamic expression of the brain.

During Autism Acceptance Month, it’s critical to move beyond awareness and toward clinical understanding.

At SIHC, we recognize that Autism Spectrum Disorder is often associated with functional imbalances in brain connectivity, hemispheric communication, and neuroimmune regulation. These imbalances can influence cognition, behavior, sensory processing, and emotional regulation.

Our approach is not symptom-based—it is systems-based.

By assessing neurological function, identifying asymmetries, and applying targeted interventions, we aim to support more efficient communication within the brain and across the body.

Because meaningful change begins with understanding how the brain is actually functioning—not just how symptoms appear.

Clinical insight matters. Individualized care matters. Outcomes matter.

04/17/2026

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04/16/2026

Primitive reflexes are meant to integrate in the first year of life…
but in many children with autism and ADHD, they don’t fully disappear.

Research continues to show a strong connection between retained reflexes—especially the ATNR—and challenges with coordination, focus, and behavior.

This isn’t just about movement.
It’s about how the brain develops and communicates.

At Scire Integrative Health Center, we use Melillo Method protocols to improve brain balance and support more efficient neurological function.

Because when the brain organizes better, everything else can follow.

04/14/2026

Primitive reflexes are meant to fade… but when they don’t, they can impact everything from focus to behavior.

In this clip, Dr. Peter Scire breaks down why primitive reflex integration is a critical piece of neurological development on the My Child Will Thrive Podcast.

When these early patterns are addressed, we can unlock better regulation, coordination, and cognitive function.

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MelilloMethod

04/06/2026

Primitive reflexes play a critical role in early brain development—but when they’re retained, they can disrupt neurological function and development.

Using approaches like the Melillo Method, we focus on integrating these reflexes and improving brain balance to support children with autism in a meaningful, measurable way.



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04/02/2026

Today is World Autism Awareness Day—a time to increase understanding and support for individuals and families navigating autism.

Autism is not just a behavioral condition—it’s deeply connected to how the brain develops and communicates. One key factor we focus on is brain lateralization, or how the left and right sides of the brain function and coordinate with each other. When there’s an imbalance between hemispheres, it can impact communication, focus, emotional regulation, and social development.

By identifying and addressing these imbalances through targeted, individualized care like the Melillo Method, we can help improve brain connectivity and function—leading to meaningful progress in daily life.

Every child’s brain is unique. And with the right approach, change is possible.