Conductive Enablement

11/05/2026

This video captures moments from a Conductive Education session for adults living with Parkinson’s focusing on lying and sitting positions, both at and away from the tables.

Through a structured programme, participants are working on increasing their range of movement and fluidity as well as improving their co-ordination, initiation of movements and fine motor skills. Each task is designed with everyday function in mind — supporting skills that can transfer into daily life with greater confidence and independence. As such Conductive Education offers a learning process.

Working within a group also brings additional benefits — motivation, rhythm, encouragement and shared problem-solving — creating an environment where participants can learn from and support one another.

04/05/2026

Conductive education group sessions can make a real difference for people living with Parkinson’s. They provide structured support to improve movement, coordination, and independence—while also building confidence and reducing isolation through shared experience.

Activities like making origami tulips 🌷 can be powerful as they help improve hand-eye coordination, strengthen fine motor skills, and boost concentration—all while offering a calming, creative focus.

Small steps, meaningful progress, and support together.

04/05/2026

Only the last few consultation slots are available in our Pre-School and Booster services for this academic year!

Contact us for more information and to see how we can best support you and your child 🌟

17/04/2026

Conductive Education group sessions offer so much more than physical movements for people living with Parkinson’s.

Working together creates a powerful sense of connection — sharing challenges, celebrating progress and building confidence as a group.

Through structured tasks in lying, sitting and standing positions, participants develop better posture, improved symmetry and a greater range of movement. Sessions also focus on balance and rebuilding confidence in everyday activities.

30/03/2026

During our group sessions today, we tried a reaction-based numbers game, combining movement and thinking. This activity was designed to:
✨ Improve reaction time
👀 Strengthen hand-eye coordination
🧠 Boost cognitive skills
🤝 Encourage use of both sides of the body for people with ’s.

It also brought energy, laughter and a sense of achievement.

Rehabilitation doesn’t have to feel like hard work — it can be engaging, social and enjoyable too!

15/03/2026

Wrapping awareness week up with another testimonial. As the most valuable measure of impact comes from the voices of those who take part. Their feedback, reflections, and achievements guide ongoing improvement and continue to motivate my work. In my , the participant always remains at the centre.

14/03/2026

In my , the focus is always on the participant — their experience, their progress and what they learn to take away from each session.

Listening to the voices of those who take part is the most meaningful measure of impact. Their feedback, reflections, and achievements are what guide ongoing development and continue to inspire my work.

Today, I’m pleased to share another testimonial.

Professional Conductors' Association - UK - Conductive Education Herefordshire Parkinson's

13/03/2026

In my professional practice, the most important focus is always the participant — their experience, their growth, and what they learn and truly take away from each session.

Hearing the voices of those who take part is the most meaningful measure of impact. Their feedback, reflections, and successes are what drive continuous improvement and inspire my work moving forward.

Today I’m pleased to share a testimonial.

Professional Conductors' Association - UK - Conductive Education
Herefordshire Parkinson's

10/03/2026

I’m truly humbled and grateful to have been shortlisted for the Outstanding Contribution to award. A heartfelt thank you to the colleagues who took the time to nominate me — your support and recognition mean a great deal.

Congratulations to Dr Theresa Kinnersley, a truly deserving winner whose dedication and impact continue to inspire so many in our field.

12/12/2025

Extremely humbled!
I am looking forward to the annual conference in March 2026 hosted by The Rainbow Centre with Professional Conductors' Association - UK - Conductive Education

🌟 Keynote Speaker Announcement! 🌟

We are thrilled to welcome Dr Annamaria Berger-Jones as a keynote speaker at the upcoming Professional Conductors' Association - UK - Conductive Education Conductive Education Conference on 7th March 2026!

Her keynote address, “Mapping Connections in the Professional Practice of Conductive Education,” will explore the vital links between theory, practice, and professional identity in our field.

With over 25 years of experience in Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND), Annamaria brings a wealth of knowledge and passion. From founding Conductive Enablement to her role as Course Lead for the BA (Hons) in Conductive Education at NICE and Birmingham City University, she has been a driving force in advancing Conductive Education both nationally and internationally.

Don’t miss this opportunity to gain insights from one of the leading voices shaping the future of our profession!

📅 Save the date and join us for an inspiring session.
Book Now: https://rainbowcentre.org/events-list/conductive-education-conference-2026/