RGM | Elly Madden

Ronnie Gardiner Method

A method that can be used to help individuals with brain injuries, diseases of the central nervous system as well as supporting healthy brains.

Improved concentration, coordination, motor skills, memory, speech, reading and learning abilities, confidence, sense of balance, positive attitude and energy

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Brain Activation

How do music and rhythm support a healthy brain?

Creates new connections between different areas of the brain

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Production of neurotransmitters such as dopamine, endorphins and serotonin

Stimulates and strengthens cooperation between left and right hemispheres

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Creates healthy brain cells to compensate for weakened ones

In summary, highly beneficial for children, persons with special needs, anyone suffering from brain injuries / cognitive impairment, or simply someone looking to improve their cognitive health.

Individual

Personal session focusing on rhythm and movement.

Schools

Focused on primary education. Semi-automatic digital program via interactive screen. Using music to provide fun for all.

Rehabilitation and Healthcare

Stimulating speed of recovery through music and movement. Proven increase in information processing speed, language and reading skills, ability to stay focussed, and improved memory. Fun group activity as well as an enjoyable individual practice.