Official Website of Blomberg Rhythmic Movement Training
Empower Your Brain & Body with Natural, Science-Backed
Rhythmic Movements
A movement-based approach that enhances focus, motor skills, and emotional regulation
—without medication.
Trusted worldwide with certified instructors in multiple countries.
Blomberg Rhythmic Movement Training (BRMT)
is based on natural rhythmic movements that infants use to develop neurological pathways and motor coordination.
- Supports cognitive function & learning
- Helps integrate primitive reflexes for better coordination
- Promotes emotional resilience & focus
The Science Behind BRMT
Discover the neuroscience and research supporting rhythmic movement training and how it fosters brain development, emotional regulation, and learning abilities.
Classes of BRMT and Reflex Integration
Find specialized courses that teach rhythmic movement techniques and reflex integration to support individuals with ADHD, autism, dyslexia, and other challenges.
How to Become a BRMT Consultant and Instructor
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BRMT for Specific Conditions
Learn how BRMT helps with ADHD, autism, dyslexia, motor coordination challenges, and emotional regulation through structured movement exercises.
Books & Educational Resources
Explore books, guides, and research materials by Dr. Harald Blomberg to deepen your understanding of BRMT and its practical applications.
Developed by Dr Harald Blomberg, backed by 30+ years of research
Dr. Harald Blomberg dedicated his career to understanding how movement impacts neurological function. His work has helped thousands of children and adults overcome learning difficulties, attention challenges, and sensory processing issues—without medication.
What Makes BRMT Unique?
BRMT integrates gentle, movement-based exercises that stimulate brain development, leading to improvements in:
✔ Attention & memory
✔ Motor coordination & balance
✔ Emotional regulation & stress management
✔ Sensory processing & reflex integration
✨ Used by therapists, educators, and parents worldwide to support children and adults with ADHD, autism, dyslexia, and more.
””The spontaneous rhythmic movements of infants are of fundamental importance both for motor abilities and for the development of many faculties, such as speech, emotions, and vision. They are necessary for the maturation of the infant’s brain.
— Dr. Harald Blomberg
BRMT for ADHD
BRMT can help with improving focus, impulse control, and emotional regulation by integrating primitive reflexes and strengthening neural connections.
BRMT for Autism
BRMT can enhance reading, writing, and learning skills by improving visual tracking, coordination, and brain-body integration.
BRMT for Dyslexia
BRMT can support sensory processing, emotional balance, and motor coordination, helping individuals feel more grounded and connected.
Conditions BRMT Can Help With
Blomberg Rhythmic Movement Training (BRMT) is a powerful method for developing brain and nervous systems by integrating primitive reflexes.
It has been successfully used to improve focus and impulse control in ADHD, enhance learning and sensory processing in autism, and support reading, writing, and coordination in dyslexia.
BRMT also helps with emotional regulation, motor skills, and overall well-being. Whether you’re looking for solutions for yourself or a loved one, BRMT offers a natural, movement-based approach to unlocking potential.
On the right-hand side, you will find information on the most common BRMT use cases and links to more in-depth information.
For a full overview of all use cases, check out this page about all applications for BRMT
BRMT for ADHD & Attention Challenges
Many children and adults diagnosed with ADHD are prescribed stimulant medications like Ritalin and Concerta. While these drugs can improve focus, they also come with potential side effects and long-term concerns.
BRMT offers a natural approach that helps regulate the nervous system, improve attention, and support emotional balance—without medication. Learn more about the risks of stimulants and how rhythmic movement training can provide lasting benefits.
How BRMT Supports Autism & Sensory Challenges
Dyslexia and other learning challenges often stem from unintegrated primitive reflexes and underdeveloped motor skills. BRMT helps strengthen the brain-body connection, improving visual tracking, reading fluency, and writing skills.
By incorporating specific rhythmic movements, students can enhance their ability to process language, focus, and retain information more effectively. Discover how BRMT can unlock your child’s learning potential.
BRMT for Dyslexia & Learning Difficulties
Children and adults with autism often experience sensory overload, motor coordination difficulties, and emotional regulation struggles.
BRMT provides gentle, rhythmic exercises that help integrate primitive reflexes, reduce stress, and enhance sensory processing.
Many families report improvements in communication, social engagement, and emotional well-being through this holistic approach. Explore how BRMT can support neurodivergent individuals.
Understanding ADHD Medication & Natural Alternatives
Hyperactivity, impulsivity, and difficulty focusing are common struggles for those with ADHD.
BRMT works by stimulating and strengthening neural connections, helping the brain process sensory input more efficiently.
Regular rhythmic exercises can improve concentration, impulse control, and emotional regulation. Learn how BRMT provides a natural, drug-free way to support focus and calmness.
Our Approach & Philosophy
At Blomberg Rhythmic Movement Training (BRMT), we believe that true neurological and motor development starts with the body’s natural movements. Our approach is rooted in:
- Neuroscience & Reflex Integration – Using rhythmic movements to strengthen brain-body connections.
- Holistic & Non-Invasive Methods – A medication-free way to improve focus, learning, and emotional balance.
- Decades of Research & Application – Developed by Dr. Harald Blomberg, BRMT has helped thousands worldwide.
- Innate Developmental Movements – Inspired by the natural reflexes of infants to stimulate brain growth.
More than just therapy, BRMT is a lifelong tool for neurological well-being.