What is ABR
Leonid Blyum, founder of ABR & Krista Bynens, mother of Pieter-Jan and director of ABR Belgium.
What ABR does
ABR provides the opportunity to build the correct relationship between your child’s body and brain.
Results
No promises, only progress. The yearly ABR report shows the results and the progress of your child.
18 – 21 October, 2019
Scotland
WHO CAN BENEFIT FROM ABR?
All people - often children - who suffer from respiration problems, bad posture, functional disorders or who are limited in their motor functions, often due to brain or nervous system failure.
Disorders from A-Z
Everybody can benefit from ABR
If you want to find out if your child can benefit from our therapy, please contact us. Below you can find a list of some of the disorders that can be treated.
The most important qualification is dedication.
HOW TO START
The first step to help your child is to get in touch.
1
Free Introduction
Parents are invited to contact the ABR centre by telephone, in our centre, via Skype or email. We will be happy to explain everything about ABR: the method, our background, … and most importantly the results.
2
First Assessment
An ABR Assessment requires dialogue. We need to understand the problems from your perspective. With your help we will do simple yet informative tests with your child and explain what you can do to improve your child's condition.
3
Training Sessions
Our ABR Trainers have a vast experience in training parents, families and helpers of all ages and backgrounds. You don’t need any special abilities. The most important qualification is dedication. Dedication to work with your child for about 2 hours a day.
4
1 Year Later
Your child will be assessed every year. These assessments will be much like the first one, only this time you will be able to compare the results with the situation just 12 months earlier.
Contact us for more information or book an appointment
