For families
You are helping your child.
You may have come for a brain story — development, recovery, skills that ask for patience. MNRI® works through the body, with primary motor reflexes as a foundation. At home you need one clear answer: what do we do today, and how.
Between sessions
The quiet days are the work.
The session with your practitioner is precious. The days after are where gentle, repeated movement has room to settle. MyMNRI is built for those days: the plan stays with you, the video shows the movement, and a few minutes on an ordinary evening really count — sunny, doable, for this child.
What you open
Today's set. Already theirs.
Your practitioner prescribes the exercises and the repetitions. You open the app and that set is waiting. Each exercise is filmed from more than one angle so you can see the movement. Spoken narration can follow the language you pick. Tick each one off when you finish. The day resets tomorrow.
Progress is visible: the day's ring fills, the week is there when you come back, and the practitioner sees the same picture. You keep a clear record of what your child did — for you and for the next session.
Both parents
Equals on the same child.
A second parent or guardian joins as an equal. Either of you can mark exercises done. Either can connect a practitioner. Invitation-in is how someone gets a key; both of you hold the programme together.
Your practitioner
Connecting one is free.
You can start on a free starter set, then connect a certified MNRI® practitioner who builds what your child needs. They see how the week went before the next session.
Connecting a practitioner is free. You pay when you run the full library and the assigned homework. If a subscription ends, the records stay available to export and review. Details on how it works and in the privacy policy.
A few minutes count
Showing up is the bar.
The app is written for a full day that already happened: a six-digit code to your email, language on a settings screen, sound on or off for narration. The child's name is on the screen because the work is for this child.
Start with an account.
Or read how it works first — or what it is if “reflexes” still needs a plain answer.