
Every child is communicating, and every caregiver deserves support in listening well. Learn how Christine's collaborative coaching can help you meet your child and yourself with curiosity, compassion, and confidence.
Through gentle attentive movement, ABM supports the brain's capacity to learn and discover new possibilities for ease, coordination, and everyday life. Explore how ABM may support you or your child.
What is Anat Baniel Method® Neuromovement®?
NeuroMovement® is a gentle, brain- and learning-centered approach that uses movement and awareness to create new possibilities.
Rather than forcing movement or repeatedly practicing what is difficult, NeuroMovement® works with the brain's natural capacity to learn. Through gentle movement, variation, attention, and connection, new information becomes available from which the brain can discover different ways of organizing movement, learning, and action.
Christine works with children and adults, meeting each person where they are—not simply through the lens of a diagnosis, limitation, or predetermined idea of what progress should look like. With curiosity and close attention to each person's abilities, interests, and responses, she creates opportunities for new possibilities to emerge.
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What is Family & Caregiver Coaching?
Supporting a child with developmental differences, disability, or medical complexity involves far more than finding the right therapies or services. It can mean navigating uncertainty, advocating within complex systems, understanding communication that may look different, and continually adapting as your child and family grow.
Christine offers individualized coaching that begins with the caregiver—helping parents slow down, become more aware of their own thoughts, emotions, expectations, and responses, and notice how these can shape the way they see and relate to their child.
Through greater awareness, curiosity, and connection, caregivers can become more attuned to who their child is, what they are communicating, and the possibilities that can emerge when a child feels seen, understood, and supported.


Meet Christine
an Anat Baniel Method® NeuroMovement® Practitioner and family & caregiver coach who has spent more than a decade working alongside children with developmental differences, neurodivergence, disability, and medical complexity and their families.
Her approach brings together professional practice, lived experience as the mother of a teenage daughter with atypical Rett syndrome, and graduate education and research in rehabilitation and health professions education. Her work is grounded in a deep curiosity about how children learn, communicate, connect, and reveal who they are—and how the ways adults see, understand, and respond to children shape their experiences and possibilities.
At the heart of Christine's work is a belief that meaningful change begins with how we meet the person in front of us—with curiosity, awareness, respect, and openness to possibility.
What sets Christine apart is not just her dedication to my daughter but also the support she has provided to me during tough times. Her advice has been invaluable, especially when I felt low and overwhelmed. I highly recommend Christine for anyone looking for compassionate and effective support for the kid as well parents.
Christine was key when we met her, not only supporting my Down Syndrome daughter and her neurotypical sister, but in giving me a much broader vision of my mission as a mother. She is a constant source of inspiration to me and I am deeply grateful to have her in my path
Next Steps
For a worldwide listing of certified NeuroMovement® professionals serving Children with Special Needs, please visit www.NeuroConnect.world
For more information about the Anat Baniel Method® NeuroMovement®, please visit www.anatbanielmethod.com
Step one to learning how to create an optimal environment for your children to step into their innate potential.
A resource for parents with neurodivergent children.