Based on the principles of neuroplasticity, motor learning and postural control, RGM is an innovative, multi-sensory exercise method for the brain, in which rhythm, music, verbalisation and movement are used to stimulate both cognitive and motor skills. RGM has been used successfully to help people living with neurological conditions like stroke, Parkinson’s Disease, dementia and MS as well as with healthy ageing populations. It has also been successfully introduced in schools to help students with learning and concentration. There are currently close to 50 certified practitioners around the country with more being trained every year. If you are interested in becoming a practitioner of this wonderful method please watch the video below from Prof Ngaire Kerse and explore the information under the 'become a practitioner' tab. Become a practitioner in 2025
Who founded RGM?
RGM stands for Ronnie Gardiner Method named after Ronnie Gardiner, a charismatic jazz drummer who developed RGM in the 80s.
