MNRI®
Integrating primary motor reflex patterns.
MNRI® stands for the Masgutova Neurosensorimotor Reflex Integration. Also called The Masgutova Method, it is based on Dr. Svetlana Masgutova’s extensive work and experience with survivors of natural and man-made disasters who suffered from trauma. It is firmly grounded in research conducted by psychologists and neurophysiologists, and draws from the fields of psychology, neurology, audiology, and ophthalmology, to name a few.
The goal of MNRI is to support the integration process of primary motor reflex patterns, regardless of a person’s condition or age.
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Dr Svetlana Masgutova
Dr Svetlana Masgutova is the creator of the MNRI® Method as well as the Director of the Svetlana Masgutova Educational Institute®.
She started her professional career as a a university lecturer in Russia in the 90s and continues to publish her research in psychology, education, Neurosensorimotor Reflex Integration and sensory-motor based development, traumatic stress, and PTSD (including articles in peer-reviewed journals). Dr Masgutova also leads MNRI teams volunteering as part of disaster efforts internationally.
To find out more about Dr Masgutova and her work, you can read her biography, The Depth of Her Touch by Kathryn Carr. It details how Dr Masgutova founded MNRI. Available here
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Dr Masgutova (left) and Hsiao at MNRI headquarters in the USA in 2019.
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MNRI® in Singapore
Look forward to in-person workshops and trainings, certified by the Svetlana Masgutova Educational Institute. We also organise the MNRI Family Conference annually, which allows families to receive MNRI intensive treatment.
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