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Who we help
Every brain can learn. Every person can grow.
We work with babies, children and adults with a wide range of neurological, developmental and structural conditions. What they have in common is a brain that can keep learning, whatever the diagnosis and whatever the age.
Engaging the brain for comfort, ease and new movement
Through connected touch and small, varied movements, we help the brain organise movement across the whole body with more ease. From babies to adults.
Read moreWhen rehab ends, learning can continue
For adults and children after traumatic or acquired brain injury, and children affected by HIE.
Read moreMonths or years on, the brain can still learn
Gentle one to one lessons that help the brain find easier, steadier ways to move.
Read moreA diagnosis does not set the limit
Rare syndromes, Down's syndrome, scoliosis, torticollis and brachial plexus injury.
Read moreCalmer, more settled, more connected
Helping the nervous system settle, so the brain has room to learn. For children and adults.
Read moreNot sure if we can help?
We also work with adults with chronic pain and anxiety, children with developmental delay and no diagnosis yet, and much more. Tell us about your situation and we will give you an honest answer.
Ask usGetting started
Three steps to your first intensive
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.
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.
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.
Next steps
Tell us about you, and we will be honest
If we do not think we can help, we will say so. If we do, we will explain what a first intensive involves and what it costs.
