What we do

Blomberg Rhythmic Movement Training is a therapy based on gentle, rocking movements. These movements imitate the innate motions that an infant will make when learning to crawl and walk. These movements are very specific, and as a baby repeats them they are integrating their primitive reflexes.

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The Original Rhythmic Movement training created by Dr. Blomberg

You may find other primitive reflex integration courses out there. BRMT is the original work of Harald Blomberg, MD and is continuously updated by Dr. Blomberg himself. Clinically proven results.

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Different countries

BRMT is taught around the world by higlhy trained licensed instructors. Classes are offered regularly in Belgium, Brazil, Canada (French and English), China, France, Germany, Hong Kong, Japan, Netherlands, Russia, Spain, Sweden, Ukraine, USA. And other countries intermittently. Check our international course offerings at www.blombergrmt.com

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years in the Making

Since the concept was first adapted from the work of Kirsten Linde in the 1980’s, the BRMT community has been innovating and adapting to health trends (like increased incidence of ADD/ADHD and Autism). This holistic approach offers many innovative features beyond the reflex integration movements.

To parents, teachers, and therapists:

Are your children experiencing problems with stress, anxiety, learning difficulties, coordination and motor skills, emotional regulation, or mental health? Are you getting the outcomes you anticipated, especially with your current therapies?

Rhythmic Movement Training is a holistic technique that supplements and enhances other therapies. BRMT utilizes movements that exist as inborn reflex patterns to help an individual develop normally and perform optimally.

The brain of a properly stimulated newborn infant grows at a rate of 1% a day, and this rapid growth is achieved through movement and sensory stimulation. BRMT mimics this process of neural development by using the same innate movement patterns that infants do naturally. Simply put, BRMT matures the brain by creating specific new neural connections that translate into physical, cognitive, and emotional change.

Active reflexes have global implications, affecting psychological, physical, and cognitive wellbeing. These specific movements assist in integrating the primitive, postural and lifelong reflexes with the goal of bringing each child to their maximum potential.

For infants, children, teens and adults:

Primitive reflex integration is a natural process that starts in utero and sets the foundation for brain and body development. However, sometimes these reflexes never integrate or they become reactivated later in life. This leads to common physical, cognitive, and emotional symptoms that many people accept as a part of their everyday lives.

We don’t have to live with pain, muscle tension, mental health problems, learning difficulties, sleep problems, or even stress. Blomberg RMT fills in the physical, cognitive and psychological gaps by completing developmental steps that may have been missed because of prenatal trauma, injury, stress, or environmental conditions during infancy or later in life.

The reflex circuit involves sensory input, brain processing, and motor response.  BRMT delivers a specific sensory input (proprioceptive, tactile, and vestibular) through gentle, rocking movements and isometric techniques. These movements are processed by the nervous system, creating new neural pathways that translate into immediate, lasting physical and cognitive results. This neuro-developmental process makes BRMT a tool for people of all ages and conditions.

BRMT and you

There are several ways that you can begin learning about BRMT and incorporating it into your life, whether you’re a therapist, teacher, practitioner, parent, or someone interested in improving your own wellbeing. We have highly trained instructors located around North America, and we teach courses around the world. Most of our instructors provide one-on-one consultation services, so if you or your child is experiencing difficulties you can find a consultant or instructor near you.

Find an upcoming course

Most of our courses are taught on weekends. If you or a group of people would like to sponsor a course near you, contact your nearest instructor and we can help you set one up.