Bette Lamont

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!”

“After three weeks of doing the home program daily, his night terrors disappeared and he was no longer jibber-jabbering all the time. After two months of doing the program, his schoolteacher re-assessed his reading level and he went from level 8 to level 16. Amazing! When he reaches level 18 he will be at grade

We were having very difficult times with our son’s rages and violent behavior from a very, very young age. Most of the time he was such a sweet child, but this behavior could be triggered at literally any moment. After working with Bette, our son’s rages have almost all but stopped. No one else had any answers that

“When I first contracted NeuroDevelopmental Movement® Consultants in 2002, the ongoing difficulties I was experiencing from my head injury were preventing me from working. In fact, I had recently been told that all healing was completed and I should expect little improvement for the remainder of my life. I was mentally rigid and had difficulty

HERE’S THE FULL STORY: [Our daughter] came to us with very little sense of smell, taste, pain, or fear. She had no ability to regulate her emotions and was often violent — slapping, punching, kicking, biting, spitting throughout the day, every day. She had no concept of the position of her body in space, so

Our son was “difficult” right from the beginning. He had a huge startle response and deep fears of loud noises (vacuum cleaner, loud vehicles, etc). He had to wear “worker man” earmuffs to go to noisy places like church, a school gym, the fair, etc. He had extreme difficulty with transitions – from inside the