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NeuroMovement®
Working with Babies & children

No matter how difficult the situation may seem, your child has a powerful resource: a brain that can learn and change throughout life.

NeuroMovement® lessons and parent learning experiences are designed to support movement, attention, communication, emotions, cognition and everyday participation by engaging the brain’s capacity to learn.

NeuroMovement® practitioners work with children of all ages and with a wide range of needs and challenges.

NeuroMovement® Supports Positive Change and Learning in Babies and Children

 

• Individual Functional Synthesis® (FS) lessons with an ABMNM® practitioner to support your child's learning

Transformational Movement Lessons® (TML) offered in person or online for teens and adults

Online coaching and guided learning with an ABMNM® practitioner to help you support your child's learning

Educational courses, workshops, and introductory learning opportunities for Parents and Professionals

We highly recommend reading Kids Beyond Limits by Anat Baniel. 

ABM NeuroMovement Helps all Children

Including but not limited to

ADHD in Children

Children diagnosed with ADHD improve their speech, reasoning, reading & writing, social functioning, thinking, and coordination.

Autism

With NeuroMovement, children diagnosed on the autism spectrum (ASD) begin moving, thinking, interacting, and feeling better way.

Birth Defects

Children born with torticollis and a wide variety of birth defects overcome limitations and often achieve full, or almost full, functioning with NeuroMovement.

Brachial Plexus Injury

Children who have brachial plexus injuries often experience breakthrough results by taking advantage of the brain’s ability to change and to “map” the affected arm, despite the injury.

Brain Injury & Stroke

Children with brain injuries or strokes become happier, improve academically, and develop more independent and satisfying lives.

Cerebral Palsy

Children with cerebral palsy form new, more effective patterns of movement, cognition, feeling, and emotion with NeuroMovement.

Genetic Disorders

Children with genetic disorders will form new neural connections that help them move past their limitations and experience new possibilities.

Scoliosis

Children who have scoliosis experience reduced pain, more flexibility and strength in their backs, better and easier breathing, and enhanced vitality and well-being.

Undiagnosed Developmental Delays

Children who have undiagnosed developmental delays become more effective and powerful learners, irrespective of a diagnosis.

There is much YOU can do

 
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BOOK: Kids Beyond Limits

by Anat Baniel

For awakening the brain and transforming the life of your child with special needs.

 

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French - German
 Japanese - Korean 
Russian 
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BOOK: Kids Beyond Limits, by Anat Baniel

For awakening the brain and transforming the life of your child with special needs.

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TRANSLATIONS:  Chinese. .EnglishFrench.   German. Japanese.  
KoreanRussianSlovakTurkish.

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Stories of Children

Story of Cypress: A Boy with Cerebral Palsy Who Defies His Prognoses

Cypress didn’t have a heartbeat when he was born. After two rounds of resuscitation, he came to life. He had an MRI showing brain damage and received the prognosis of highly probable cerebral palsy. His parents were told to go home, wait, and watch to see if Cypress missed milestones.

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Story of Elizabeth: A Child Born Without Part of Her Brain (Journey)

Anat Baniel’s introduction to children with special needs began when she met a baby named Elizabeth in September of 1980. During this time, Anat was working with her teacher and mentor Dr. Moshé Feldenkrais.

Video from the  Healing Quest features Elizabeth’s progress over many years.

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Story of Grace: A Child with a Brachial Plexus Injury (Journey)

The story of Grace, a 13-month-old child who suffered a severe brachial plexus injury to her right arm and hand at birth, illustrates these potentials for healing when focusing on the brain.

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Story of Isaac: A Boy with Asperger’s Syndrome

“Isaac is our second child and was very different from our first from the start. When Isaac went to the first grade he was diagnosed as having Asperger Syndrome, Sensory Integration Disorder, and a Visual Disability. He began receiving daily therapies and one on one teaching in school.”

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How does ABMNM® help

 

We all have the potential to be incredible learners. The brain is capable of doing what we have not even known to consider as possible! Scientists are realizing more and more the brain’s remarkable capacity, under the right conditions, to change for the better, and to do so throughout life.

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NeuroMovement® & Autism: Anat Baniel Interview - The Autism Intensive

This video interview features Anat Baniel presenting on the topic: Unlocking Brain Plasticity through Movement on The Autism Intensive 2016 - Revealing the Latest Science About Autism Spectrum Disorders, including ADHD.

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ABM®NeuroMovement® is not a medical modality and is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment provided by your physician or other medical professionals. Always seek the advice of your physician, or other qualified healthcare providers, with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition, treatment, or if you seek to discontinue current treatment/s. As each adult and child is unique, results and outcomes are not guaranteed and may vary.