Tanya Shklanka graduated from the Anat Baniel Method® Professional Training and opened her private practice in Vancouver in the spring of 2017. In 2018, Tanya completed a 4 level ABMNM® continuing education Mastery for Children with Special Needs. Later that year she completed a ABMNM® mastery certification in Vitality and Anti-aging and ABMNM® Mastery Certification for High Performers.
In 2019 Tanya was invited to assist in a pilot project headed by Anat Baniel and a couple of outstanding neuroscientists, bringing this method into several public elementary schools in LLoydminster, Alberta. This 2 year project, is bringing ABM NeuroMovement® into the schools for 5-10 minutes twice a day in the form of chair lessons for the children. This has since inspired her to begin teaching children's group classes in Vancouver.
Tanya's journey into ABMNM® began when her long time friend, Fiona McLagan was taking the training and offered to practice her developing skills on Tanya. Within a few weeks, Tanya noticed an increased ability to focus, reduction in brain fog, and freedom in her movement, particularly when dancing. Impressed by the incredible ability of this work to produce changes in the brain, Tanya took one of her (now adult) children, who then had learning challenges at school, to the ABM® Centre in San Rafael, California for a week of intensive lessons. It was here she met Anat Baniel (and her team of exceptional practitioners) who encouraged her to join the next training. Seeing and experiencing the changes on both herself and her teen, moved Tanya to embark on a profoundly different and gratifying career path.
In 2018 she and Fiona McLagan formed a partnership under Fiona's thriving Prodigy Movement.
In 2019 Tanya was invited to assist in a pilot project headed by Anat Baniel and a couple of outstanding neuroscientists, bringing this method into several public elementary schools in LLoydminster, Alberta. This 2 year project, is bringing ABM NeuroMovement® into the schools for 5-10 minutes twice a day in the form of chair lessons for the children. This has since inspired her to begin teaching children's group classes in Vancouver.
Tanya's journey into ABMNM® began when her long time friend, Fiona McLagan was taking the training and offered to practice her developing skills on Tanya. Within a few weeks, Tanya noticed an increased ability to focus, reduction in brain fog, and freedom in her movement, particularly when dancing. Impressed by the incredible ability of this work to produce changes in the brain, Tanya took one of her (now adult) children, who then had learning challenges at school, to the ABM® Centre in San Rafael, California for a week of intensive lessons. It was here she met Anat Baniel (and her team of exceptional practitioners) who encouraged her to join the next training. Seeing and experiencing the changes on both herself and her teen, moved Tanya to embark on a profoundly different and gratifying career path.
In 2018 she and Fiona McLagan formed a partnership under Fiona's thriving Prodigy Movement.
