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Senior practitioner and ABM trainer

Neil Sharp

From UKBased in ManchesterLanguages EnglishExperience 20+ years

Neil began studying with Anat Baniel in 2004, and in 2007 moved to the US to work as a practitioner at the Anat Baniel Method Center in San Rafael, California, where he was also the Research Coordinator. He is a trainer on the ABM NeuroMovement professional programmes, and continues to work with Anat Baniel on research and new programme development.

Before that, Neil trained and qualified as a doctor at Cambridge University and Edinburgh University Medical School, and worked as a doctor in the UK. He then left medicine for a career in music, as an opera singer, musical director and violinist.

Neil sees children and adults in Manchester and at our Roehampton centre, and travels to support practitioners around the world as they build the profile of the work.

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Other qualifications

  • MD, Cambridge and Edinburgh
  • Children Prelude Program

Training

ABM NeuroMovement certifications

  1. 2023Completed
    Children's Mastery Level 5, 5 day workshop
  2. 2023London
    3 Day Mentoring Program with Anat Baniel
  3. 2022Completed
    The Mind Eye connection in NeuroMovement, with Dr Zelinsky
  4. 2022Completed
    Cerebral Vision Impairment research, with Dr Roman Lantzy
  5. 2021Completed
    Online at Home Coaching, Level B
  6. 2020Completed
    Children's Mastery Level 5, 9 day workshop
  7. 2020Completed
    Online at Home Coaching, Level A
  8. 2016Completed
    ABM NeuroMovement trainer
  9. 2008Completed
    Vitality and Anti Aging Mastery
  10. 2008Completed
    High Performers Mastery
  11. 2007Completed
    ABM NeuroMovement Practitioner Training
  12. 2007Completed
    Children with Special Needs Mastery
  13. 2007Completed
    Practitioner at the Anat Baniel Method Center
  14. Completed
    From Fixing to Connecting course

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