MOVEMENT LESSON
with
Michelle Turner
Movement Integration Specialist & Educator
Anat Baniel Method Practitioner
Movement Lesson is on YouTube
Chronic Pain - Special Needs - Disabilities
2010 Is Your Year to Be Pain Free!
Whether you suffer from back pain, neck pain, aging-related pain, sports-related injuries, loss of flexibility and movement, loss of vitality, or any other condition that limits your ability to function and perform, a Movement Lesson can help you to discover new possibilities and achieve a richer and more rewarding life.
A one hour Movement Lesson is the gentlest touch your body will ever receive. Babies to seniors quickly learn their body’s possibilities of movement they could never achieve on their own.
Restoring Foot Function with a Movement Lesson
Many people don't realize that you can regain movement in your feet. In this video I'm working with a client who suffers from neuropathy from stage four chemo. Foot function is usually the first to go as we age, especially with many cases of diabetes, chemo and neurological conditions.
MOVEMENT LESSON FOR CHILDREN
Cognitive Skills - Transforming the Life of a Child in 5 Movement Lessons
I am a mother with two special needs children, has found a new, successful method for helping other disabled children and adults achieve a more rewarding life. Through a series of gentle but highly effective movements her clients have made significant advancements in physical movement, spatial awareness and increased cognitive function.
Recently, I had the unique opportunity to document a child receiving five movement lessons in one week. Within minutes you can watch a child change before your eyes. Organizing Rolling Over in Children with Special Needs
Here I show a baby how easy it is to learn to roll over.
I am a certified Movement Specialist and Educator an Anat Baniel Method Practitioner, will spend a week with the child and family evaluating, and giving several movement lessons to their child organizing their system. My intensive technique is a non-medical, learning-based approach that uses gentle touch and movement to enable a child with special needs or a learning disability to improve physically, mentally and emotionally. I will show your child how to move only in ways which are within their true capabilities, creating a feeling of safety, encouraging a willingness to expand into new abilities.
