Anat Baniel Method for children with special needs
linseyworgan
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Hi all, wondering if any parents in Essex/ East London are familiar with, or ever wanted to try ABM (Anat Baniel Method) with their children. I have used it in the past with my son who has Cerebral Palsy and brain damage and it’s been great for him, but there are so few practitioners in the country that it’s hard to access. I spent years and a small fortune on PT for my son to try to get him to pull himself to standing, whereas after the first session of ABM he started doing it unaided. He was also much more cognitively switched on and I saw some unexpected gains elsewhere too. (Removed by moderator, advertising is not allowed on the community)
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Hello @linseyworgan
Welcome to the community, good to see you join us.
I'm glad that that treatment has worked for your son, that must be very pleasing for you as a parent.
Unfortunately I have had to remove part of your post due to it containing advertising and a link to somewhere that offers paid products / services, I realise that you will have shared this with the best intentions however our community house rules state that such content is not allowed on the community.
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