Written By Lara Gillease The Anat Baniel Method NeuroMovement Workshop for parents and caregivers I’ve been telling you about is available online TODAY! This workshop gives those who know or have a special needs child real tools they can use in ... » Read More

Written By Lara Gillease I was doing a series of Anat Baniel Method (ABM) NeuroMovement Lessons for 5 consecutive days with Danny, a 4-year old boy with cerebral palsy, whose family lives 4 hours away. Danny’s grandmother lives locally so they ... » Read More

Written By Lara Gillease There are now more Anat Baniel Method NeuroMovement practitioners out in the world from whom you can receive NeuroMovement Lessons and take advantage of the many benefits of the method! I have been delighted to be one of ... » Read More

Written By Lara Gillease Children thrive when they are healthy, feel safe and are in learning mode (also known in the Anat Baniel Method NeuroMovement as having their Learning Switch on). You can learn to recognize whether a child’s Learning Switch ... » Read More

Written By Lara Gillease A father brought me his four-year old son, Brian, who has cerebral palsy. Despite having had traditional therapy since he was an infant, he didn’t roll over, sit up, crawl, walk, or talk. At Brian’s first Anat Baniel ... » Read More

Written By Lara Gillease When at the age of 10 I saw my first Monet paintings at the Art Institute of Chicago, I was hooked. It was love at first sight for me. I didn’t want to stop looking at them. ... » Read More

Written By Lara Gillease I hear this from clients regularly: “I just started doing this new workout routine and I am finally going to get in shape.” I see the dreamy look in their eyes as though they have found the ... » Read More

Written By Lara Gillease Have you ever noticed how young babies are constantly doing new things, things that are brand new to them? What a thrilling experience it is to be present the first time a child crawls or walks or ... » Read More

   Written By Lara Gillease I worked with a child recently that had a serious trauma that resulted in an illness and set back in his ability to do things. The family was sorting through the many interventions available to find ... » Read More

   Written By Lara Gillease I remember when a nearby theme park was having a Halloween fest. They were hiring “actors” to scare people during weekends in October. I applied and was hired to play a zombie. My job was to ... » Read More