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Packages and prices

Clear prices, and a plan that fits you.

This work builds over time, so we price it in packages. Most people start with an intensive of 6 to 10 lessons over a few days, then continue in blocks.

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Packages

Intensives and what they cost

All lessons are one to one and last up to 45 minutes. As we work outside the NHS, lessons are privately funded.

Your first intensive

£810 6 lessons

With one of our visiting international practitioners, at our introductory rate.

Visiting international practitioners

£870 6 lessons

10 lessons £1,450. Our standard intensives at the Roehampton centre.

UK practitioners

from £450 6 lessons

Intensives and regular lessons with our UK practitioners, at their practices or through home visits. Prices vary by practitioner and travel.

Lessons with Neil Sharp are £175 each, reflecting his many years working alongside Anat Baniel.

Some families plan ahead using Disability Living Allowance, and some receive help from charities such as Just 4 Children, Tree of Hope or the Boparan Charitable Trust. Lessons can also be funded through a case manager or deputy. Ask us and we will share what has worked for others.

Other ways to work with us

Beyond intensives

Regular lessons with our UK practitioners

Our UK practitioners are highly skilled in their own right and have their own clients. Many people work with them regularly, close to home. Single lessons from £90, and home visits from £90 to £115 depending on travel.

Online coaching for parents

Zoom sessions for parents and carers. The practitioner watches your everyday interactions and guides small changes, such as slowing down, pausing or changing tone and timing, that help your child learn.

A group movement lesson for adults

Movement lessons for adults and parents

Guided lessons in movement and attention. Adults often find more comfort and ease, and parents get a feel for what their child experiences. The UK ABM community runs monthly group lessons, and some of our practitioners run their own.

Try a movement lesson

Two short guided lessons to give you a feel for the work, whether for yourself or to understand what your child experiences.

A guided NeuroMovement lesson
A second guided NeuroMovement lesson

Our centre and locations

18 Roehampton High Street, London SW15 4HJ

A calm, light space designed for lessons. Between lessons we encourage families to get out for some fresh air and a change of scenery, which helps the brain take in what it has learned.

Where lessons take place

  • Roehampton, south west London. Our main centre, where our visiting international practitioners work, and weekend lessons with Danae
  • Eltham and south east London. With Pan, at his practice or close by at home
  • Woking. With Danae
  • North London and Hertfordshire. Home visits with Nilay
  • Manchester. With Neil
  • Coventry. With Nilay
  • Cambridge and North Yorkshire. With Shirley
  • Ireland and Scotland. Visits from Juan Carlos

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Next dates

Upcoming intensive dates

Intensives usually run from Wednesday to Sunday, though the format sometimes differs. These are the dates for our visiting international practitioners, and for weekend lessons at our centre. Places are limited, so families usually book a few weeks ahead.

Common questions

About booking

Can I book a single lesson?

Yes. A single lesson gives you a feel for the work, but it is not where change usually happens. This is a learning process, and the brain builds on each lesson, so we recommend starting with an intensive.

What is your cancellation policy?

If someone is unwell with a fever, diarrhoea or vomiting, they should be free of symptoms for 48 hours before a lesson. We will try to reschedule, and another family member can sometimes take the place.

For intensives with visiting practitioners, refunds are possible if you tell us at least 21 days before. With less notice, we can refund only if the place is rebooked. In exceptional circumstances, please talk to us.

Can funding help with the cost?

Some families use Disability Living Allowance, and some receive support from charities such as Just 4 Children, Tree of Hope or the Boparan Charitable Trust. Lessons can also be funded through a case manager or deputy.

Getting started

Three steps to your first intensive

  1. Tell us about you

    The enquiry form takes about three minutes. It helps us prepare, so your call is about you rather than general questions.

  2. A call with us

    Around 20 minutes. We talk through what you have tried and what you are hoping for, and share fees and availability. If we do not think we can help, we will say so.

  3. Your first intensive

    Most people start with an intensive of 6 to 10 one to one lessons over a few days. Intensives start from £450 with our UK practitioners, and from £810 with our visiting international practitioners.