The Anat Baniel Method® NeuroMovement® uses simple, gentle movements and focus to help any child who has been diagnosed with learning delays, autism spectrum disorder, ADHD, cerebral palsy or other developmental disorders. By shifting the focus to connecting rather than fixing, this powerful yet simple approach helps both children and parents de-stress, focus and grow. Most of all, it helps children maximize their potential, no matter what their diagnosis.

“I’ve experienced incredible outcomes with children with brain trauma at birth, global developmental delays, sensory integration dysfunction, and so on by helping them build a better brain to make sense of their world.”

Through a series of learning events every child can experience transformational change. Whether the child has special challenges or not, expect limitless possibilities. Today discoveries in neuroscience of the remarkable ability of the brain to change has helped to explain why approaches like Anat Baniel Method® NeuroMovement® and the Feldenkrais Method® have been so successful over the past 3 decades, rehabilitating children and improving their lives by putting them on paths of learning as functional movement becomes easy and possible.

Lorrie treats each child as unique and creates a lesson plan to fill in foundational movements with a schedule that suits the child and the parents. There is no rigid amount of lessons required, she prefers to work together to discover the frequency to keep the child on a path of progression. Often an intensive series of 4-8 lessons over 2 to 4 days can be of great benefit to integrate new skills at the beginning. Lorrie has had great success with school aged children doing a series of lessons over a weekend and is happy to work exclusively with children 1 weekend a month.   

NeuroMovement® works by communicating with the brain of the child to facilitate the formation of new neural connections and patterns, irrespective of the child’s current limitations.

Movement and awareness are the primary tools a practitioner uses to communicate and upgrade the brain to bring about the potential for learning and change. Change often presents itself in a number of ways, such as better movement, balance and coordination, increased focus, reduced anxiety and so on. By upgrading the entire system the child learns to perceive finer and finer differences which is an essential for learning.

NeuroMovement can help children with cerebral palsy, brain injury, autism spectrum disorders, sensory integration dysfunction, brachial plexus, torticollis, scoliosis, ADD/ADHD, chronic anxiety, balance and coordination issues, limited movement and spasticity, and recovery from injury or surgery. 

Like movement, listening is a learned skill that can continue to develop throughout life.

Listening is one of the brain’s most important functions. Long before we learn to speak, the brain is already using sound to organize movement, communication, attention, learning, balance, and emotional regulation. When the brain processes sound efficiently, these systems can work together with greater ease.

Sound Therapy is a personalized, home-based listening program that uses specially filtered music to gently stimulate the auditory pathways and support the brain’s remarkable ability to learn, adapt, and reorganize itself. Rather than treating symptoms directly, the program encourages the nervous system to develop healthier, more efficient patterns of processing that can positively influence many areas of daily life.

Many people choose Sound Therapy to support recovery from stress, concussion, stroke, or neurological challenges, while others use it to improve focus, learning, communication, emotional resilience, balance, or overall performance. Musicians, athletes, professionals, and lifelong learners also benefit from developing a more refined relationship between listening, perception, and action.

Sound Therapy supports not just better hearing, it helps the brain become a more effective listener. Hearing is the ear’s ability to detect sound, while listening is the brain’s ability to interpret, organize, and respond to it. Through specially filtered music rich in high frequencies, Sound Therapy gently stimulates the auditory system, encouraging the brain to develop healthier patterns for processing sound. As auditory processing improves, many people experience benefits that extend well beyond listening, including greater focus, balance, communication, emotional well-being, learning, and overall brain performance.

Because the auditory system is closely connected to the brain’s movement, language, vestibular, and emotional centers, improving the way the brain processes sound can have a broad influence on daily life. Whether you’re recovering from a concussion or neurological injury, experiencing tinnitus, dizziness, learning challenges, or simply looking to optimize cognitive performance, Sound Therapy offers a gentle, non-invasive approach that supports the brain’s remarkable capacity to learn, adapt, and reorganize itself throughout life.

Because the program is completed in the comfort of your own home, it easily fits into everyday life while allowing the brain to learn gradually through repeated listening experiences.

Like movement, listening is a learned skill that can continue to develop throughout life. By improving the way the brain processes sound, many people discover greater clarity, confidence, ease, and vitality, not only in how they listen, but in how they move, think, communicate, and engage with the world around them.

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