Dr. András Pető was a Hungarian physician, educator, and thinker best known as the creator of Conductive Education, an innovative system designed to help children and adults with motor disorders learn to develop functional movement and independence.

Dr Mária Jozefa Hári was a Hungarian physician and educator, becoming one of the most influential figures in the history of Conductive Education, and the person who carried Dr András Pető’s work into the modern era.

Judit is a passionate pedagogue, creator, author, visionary, and advocate—but above all, a mentor. Her work empowers individuals, families, and professionals to move beyond diagnostic labels and reconnect with possibility.

A graduate of the András Pető Institute in Hungary, Judit has dedicated over 40 years to working with children, adults, and their families, guiding them beyond the confines of diagnosis and prognosis towards an enhanced quality of life.

Her overarching goal has always been to create and nurture a realm that serves as fertile ground for the transformative journey from diagnosis to a life guided by meaningful messages and purpose—transcending individual boundaries and contributing to a broader collective vision.

Conductive Education is a holistic, integrated system of learning designed to help children and adults with motor disorders of neurological origin (such as cerebral palsy, stroke, Parkinson’s disease, multiple sclerosis, acquired brain injury, and dyspraxia) develop greater independence, problem‑solving ability, and functional movement

Conductive Education empowers parents and provides endless opportunities for the child to progress.

Parents are the doorway to their children's success and have a significant effect on their children’s success. What mummy and daddy believe, their child will live up to it.

The very act of progressing together generates a powerful energy, and doing so is in itself a form of enlightenment.