MoveAbilities

If your child shuts down during movement challenges, MoveAbilities in Portland offers a gentle NeuroMovement® alternative.

Read more about how to get your child to move past a freeze response:
https://www.moveabilities.com/blog/why-does-my-child-freeze-or-stop-trying-during-challenging-activities

If your child is working hard in therapy but progress feels slow, MoveAbilities in Portland offers a gentle NeuroMovement® alternative.

Read more about how to support your child's learning:
https://www.moveabilities.com/blog/my-child-is-doing-the-exercises-so-why-does-movement-still-look-so-hard

If your child isn’t improving in therapy, MoveAbilities in Portland offers a gentle NeuroMovement® alternative to OT and PT.

Read more about options if your child isn't responding to OT or PT modalities:
https://www.moveabilities.com/blog/my-child-isnt-progressing-in-ot-or-pt-what-are-my-options

If HIE therapy feels overwhelming, MoveAbilities in Portland offers a gentle NeuroMovement® approach to support brain development.

Read more about alternatives to HIE therapy for your baby:
https://www.moveabilities.com/blog/what-is-hie-and-what-if-traditional-therapy-feels-overwhelming

If your child with CP isn’t progressing in therapy, MoveAbilities in Portland offers a gentle NeuroMovement® alternative.

Read more about a different approach to supporting children with cerebral palsy:
https://www.moveabilities.com/blog/my-child-was-diagnosednbspwithnbspcerebral-palsy-what-if-progress-feels-slow-in-therapy

Not sure whether to wait or act? MoveAbilities in Portland offers a gentle NeuroMovement® alternative to support early development.

Read more about supporting your child's early development:
https://www.moveabilities.com/blog/should-i-wait-and-see-or-start-supporting-my-child-differently-now

MoveAbilities Anat Baniel Method NeuroMovement® utilizes the 9 Essentials to create new brain connections allowing for growth beyond your current limitations.

Meet Kathy. She helps Portland-area parents who feel like nothing is working.

If your child is in OT or PT and progress has slowed—or stopped—you’ve probably asked yourself: What else can we do?

There may be another way to support your child’s development—one that doesn’t rely on more pressure or more repetition.

Kathy is helping Portland-area families discover it.

👉 Don’t just take our word for it—see why other Portland parents are turning to this approach: https://www.moveabilities.com/child-not-progressing-ot-pt-portland

If your child isn’t progressing in therapy after NICU, MoveAbilities in Portland offers a gentle NeuroMovement® alternative.

Read more about occupational and physical therapy options for NICU babies:
https://www.moveabilities.com/blog/we-just-left-the-nicu-what-if-therapy-doesnt-work-the-way-you-expect