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 © Marjie Citron, 2011 |
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The Double Doodle, one of the 26 basic Brain Gym activities, is a two-handed drawing activity, intended to assist with establishing directionality and orientation in space. Double Doodle Play is a Brain Gym visual art and movement program that expands on the basic Double Doodle exercise and introduces a wide variety of bilateral drawing and painting processes, combined with simple movement activities. This program is a fun, playful way to enhance creativity, while exploring visual, perceptual, and fine motor skills. Let both hands in on the fun!
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Double Doodle Play: A Window Into Whole Brain Vision is
an introductory level Brain Gym course for adults, that offers comprehensive instruction in the Double Doodle Play program. In this 8-hour class we use Brain Gym® and Vision Gym® movements, as well as two-handed, bilateral drawing and painting activities, to enhance creativity, visual, perceptual, kinesthetic, and fine motor skills. Discover how creative you really are with your brain and your body onboard! Learn processes to use for yourself and with individuals of all ages to build visual motor skills and creative expression. And most of all, come to have fun ... this class is a wonderful chance to play! All levels of art ability are welcome. Marjie is
also available to teach in-services in Double Doodle Play, as well as
introductory workshops for individuals of all ages and abilities.
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"After taking the Double Doodle Play course I was able to feel and enjoy my creative side for the first time since childhood. Thank you, Marjie, I look forward to learning more!" -- CG
For information about upcoming classes click here. Please note that all artwork on this page was created through the Double Doodle process, using both hands at the same time. (Click on the pictures below for larger images.)
Brain Gym® is a registered trademarks of the Educational Kinesiology Foundation/Brain Gym® International. Vision Gym® is a registered trademark of Paul and Gail Dennison. For more information please visit www.braingym.org
