The course will be taught online by Dr. Amanda Conta-Steencken over the course of two weekends, Saturday and Sunday from 9:00am - 1:00pm (June 20/21, June 27/28). Dr. Conta-Steencken is a neuro-anatomy professor with extensive knowledge in human neurodevelopment. It will be a small group with a lot of flexibility - contact Amanda or Kate Wagner at brmtusa@gmail.com if you are interested in joining!

Level One provides a comprehensive introduction to BRMT, including 16 passive and active rhythmic movements, 4 isometric integrations, and tools and techniques for implementation of primitive reflex integration. It is a highly interactive workshop designed for students of all knowledge bases and backgrounds.