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The Movement Project

30 Great Rd
Acton, MA 01720 508-308-4806

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Consumer from Dorchester Center, MA
Jul 15, 2022
Recommended
Consumer from Westford, MA
Oct 10, 2017
Not Recommended
This company specializes in individual training. They promote what they describe as a "brain-based approach to movement." They administer many unique kinds of stimuli and have you perform an action to determine if your nervous system was affected so that your movement (action) was improved. Over the period of many weeks they administer little tests with eye movements, unique stretches, vibration, breathing, sound, smell, etc etc. to hopefully hit upon some stimulus in your brain that will result in a part of your body that will work better. Unfortunately, it is a rather or miss process and they insist that you need to see them 2 times per week. After what I consider a major investment of time, effort and money, I had no significant no improvement. It sounds high tech and some of the initial tests seemed encouraging but there was no lasting improvement.

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