Bette Lamont

Casey was a 4th grader when her parents brought her to NeuroDevelopmental Movement® Consultants. She struggled through small homework assignments for 4 hours a night, often becoming rageful, screaming, slamming doors, and occasionally throwing furniture. She was socially immature and awkward. A few months into her NDM® program, her parents were delighted that she was completing […]

Josh, a straight-A student in 5th grade, suffered a concussion on the school playground in the first week of 6th grade. After a short stay in the hospital, he returned to school where his grades quickly dropped to Cs, Ds, and Fs. His family quickly found NeuroDevelopmental Movement® Consultants and put him on a therapeutic

Hi Bette! I hope you are well!  M. and I are doing fantastic. I cannot even tell you how proud I am of him and how grateful I am for having met you and for how you changed our lives. He’s in third grade this year and everything has just clicked into place. His reading and writing have

[My daughter] has already shown signs of movement and is not asking to be babied all the time; she has moved from bottle and pacifier craving and the clinging shadowing of the toddler. She has shown signs of moving away from an ultra-naive state to being able to realize what serves her and when someone

I wanted to say my son has a chromosomal deletion, which has caused him to have severe cognitive impairment.  FYI:  The NeuroDevelopmental Movement work has helped him tremendously.  No conventional therapies have made him advance as much as NDM. I can’t even imagine where my son would be without this therapy. We have been doing

Hi Bette, I hope you are doing well. I wanted to let you know that N has had an amazing summer. He attended two acting summer camps, which he loved very much. This was his first experience with camp, and also his first time attending a full-day program. He loved every moment of the camp

My son started the program when he was 8 and graduated when he was 10. He would snap at an instant and go from 0 to pissed in moments. Then he would kick, hit, bite, whatever he could to lash out and cause damage to the person that ticked him off. We did NeuroDevelopmental Movement®

To Whom it May Concern: This letter is written on the behalf of the NeuroDevelopmental Movement® Consultants. A five-year-old boy in my care has been diagnosed with Sensory Integration Dysfunction, Adjustment and Attachment Disorder. When he was just six months old, he would exhibit intense anger. Sometimes he would inflict damage on himself as well

“I have seen evidence of the work that the affectionately known “Brain Nanny” has conducted with children and it is amazing.”

I got up on a Saturday morning and found him in the living room. I said good morning to him. He proceeded to tell me, “Mom, I love what is happening with my brain [from NeuroDevelopmental Movement] even MORE than I love LEGOS!”