Early Detection. Better Outcomes.

Equip yourself with one of the most reliable clinical tools for early identification of neurodevelopmental risks in infants. This Basic GMA course empowers health professionals to observe spontaneous infant movement patterns that predict neurodevelopmental outcomes, including cerebral palsy.

What Is the GMA?

The General Movements Assessment (GMA) is an evidence-based method of evaluating infants’ spontaneous movements from birth through 20 weeks post-term. Recognised as a strong predictive biomarker, GMA aids in early detection of neurological dysfunction, enabling timely referral and early intervention - which can dramatically improve long‑term outcomes.