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Using Brain Gym® movements, exercises, or activities refers to the original 26 Brain Gym movements, sometimes abbreviated as the 26.  These activities recall movements naturally done during the first years of life, when the body learns to coordinate the eyes, ears, hands, and whole body. The twenty-six activities, along with a program for "learning through movement," were developed by educator and reading specialist Paul E. Dennison and his wife and colleague, Gail E. Dennison, who say that the interdependence of movement, cognition, and applied learning is the basis of their work.  Clients, teachers, and students have been reporting for over 20 years on the effectiveness of these simple activities.

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Level 100

Brain Gym 101: Introduction

September 11-13, 2026      View Flyer
Experience whole-brain integration through whole-body movement. Learn the 26 Brain Gym activities, Edu-K’s Five Steps to Easy Learning, and Dennison Laterality Repatterning as you discover an exciting tool for reaching personal goals. What this course conveys can be applied by students, teachers, parents, artists, athletes, healthcare workers, business professionals . . . you name it! 

Brain Gym 104: 26 Movements

October 3-4, 2026     View Flyer
Dive deep into the 26 Brain Gym® activities. Experience them in your body. Gain a better understanding of each movement, the philosophy behind the Brain Gym program, and how this knowledge can support your daily life routine. Open to all.

Brain Gym 105: Double Doodle Play - TBA

Use the Double Doodle and other activities from Brain Gym® and Vision Gym® to enhance visual perception and artistic expression. Participants will explore the relationship between visual skills, hand-eye coordination, and creativity, and learn simple ways to use the Double Doodle process with learners of any age. Open to all.

Brain Gym 110

November 7-8, 2026     View Flyer
This course prepares you to become a Licensed Brain Gym Movement Facilitator authorized to teach Brain Gym® 104 and create customized workshops up to 6 hours. Participants practice teaching concepts and giving and receiving feedback. The course covers administrative details for Movement Facilitators.

Level 200

Brain Gym 201: Optimal Brain Organization -  TBA
Discover the concepts of hemispheric specialization, identification, and balancing to facilitate whole-brain learning. Open to students who have taken Brain Gym 101.

Brain Gym 220: Vision Circles

September 18-20, 2026      View Flyer
A road map to the completion of developmental skills through movement, play, and art. Emphasis on vision enhancement. Open to all.

Level 300

Brain Gym 301: In-Depth - TBA
Hands-on experience with seven dimensions of body movement, focusing on how each can support or block the learning process. Students learn to permanently integrate the principles of whole brain learning into their own processes. Open to students who have taken Brain Gym. Prerequisite for Brain Gym instructor licensure.

Brain Gym 311: Total Core - TBA
Focuses on recognizing primitive homolateral reflexes that become integrated through repatterning.  Training in the latest techniques for integrating primitive reflexes which interfere with learning and mature motor control. These tools help all individuals, regardless of neurological or physiological limitations. Open to students who have taken Edu-K In Depth.

Brain Gym 335: Peaceful Power of One

September 25-27, 2026      View Flyer
This course provides skills and practice in resolving conflict, whether within the self, between individuals, or between the individual and a "group". Explore the educational model, one's own code of ethics, and an invitation to "begin where you are," "travel as equals," and "create something new". Open to students who have taken Brain Gym 101.

Brain Gym 350: Movement Re-Education - TBA
This three-day workshop authored by Dr. Paul and Gail Dennison focuses specifically on the Structure Realm in the Edu-K process. This experience offers an opportunity to explore, review, and practice muscle-lengthening techniques. Participants learn how emotions, vision, and posture relate to brain integration. Included are the latest releases and activations, which help to complete postural and structural changes. Open to students who have taken Edu-K In Depth.

Brain Gym 360: Creative Vision - TBA
This workshop presents both an objective and subjective exploration of the learner's visual capacity. Participants will gain a new understanding of vision and movement and how they relate to learning, reading, and other life skills. Prerequisite: Edu-K In Depth is required, and Vision Circles is recommended.

Level 400

Brain Gym 401: Teacher Practicum

November 26-29, 2026      View Flyer
Designed for those who wish to develop and successfully teach Brain Gym in a class or private format.  Provides instruction in theory, teaching methods, and procedures, and the development of an action plan for achieving professional goals.  Open to students who have taken Brain Gym 101 twice, 96 hours of electives (or 16 if using Core Curriculum), Optimal Brain Organization, 14 credits of Anatomy or Kinesiology (TFH counts), Edu-K In Depth, and have completed required case studies and balances.

Brain Gym 410: Language of Movement

November 13-15, 2026      View Flyer
Deepen your knowledge of the Edu-K advanced balancing process and enhance your skills in this three-day course. This course offers an in-depth study of movements and postures as they relate to learning abilities and brain function. We will explore new techniques for deeper relaxation and increased muscle integration, along with ways to increase vitality and body efficiency. Prerequisite: Edu-K In Depth: Seven Dimensions of Intelligence.

Brain Gym 411: Facilitator Practicum - TBA
This course teaches Licensed Brain Gym Instructors how to teach BG110 Brain Gym 26 Movements Facilitator Training. Open only to Licensed Brain Gym Instructors who, in the last 7 years, have taught BG104 and BG101 twice, a 3rd course of their choice at least once; and attended BG110.

Level 500

Brain Gym 505: Double Doodle Teacher Training - TBA
This teacher's training course supports Brain Gym Instructors in learning to facilitate Double Doodle Play: A Window to Whole-Brain Vision. This basic, experiential approach to playful art uses the Double Doodle activity from Brain Gym in mixed-media projects to explore visual skills and hand-eye coordination for sustained attention in the midfield. The homeplay for this course is to complete and submit a Double Doodle Play portfolio to the instructor. Course manual included. Prerequisites: Brain Gym Teacher Practicum, Visioncircles and Double Doodle Play twice, plus being currently licensed.

Brain Gym 552: Optimal Brain Organization Teacher Training: TBA
Formerly an eight-hour training as part of the Language of Movement course, Optimal Brain Organization Teacher Training is now a 24-hour workshop to empower, explicate and clarify the unique Brain Organization work of Dr. Paul Dennison and Gail Dennison, and includes the revised 2000 edition of the Brain Organization Profiles course, which replaces all past editions. All instructors must attend this training to teach this new course. Prerequisites are taking Optimal Brain Organization twice and the Brain Gym Practicum, plus being currently licensed.

Brain Gym 551: Visioncircles Teacher Training -  TBA
Participants experience how vision is expanded and enlarged by the other senses and learn how to facilitate sensory awareness and perceptual skills in others. This class is a requirement for licensure as a Visioncircles Instructor. Prerequisite: Visioncircles twice, Brain Gym Teacher Practicum, and Creative Vision, plus being currently licensed.
Brain Gym 552: Optimal Brain Organization Teacher Training: TBA. Formerly an eight-hour training as part of the Language of Movement course, Optimal Brain Organization Teacher Training is now a 24-hour workshop to empower, explicate and clarify the unique Brain Organization work of Dr. Paul Dennison and Gail Dennison, and includes the revised 2000 edition of the Brain Organization Profiles course, which replaces all past editions. All instructors must attend this training to teach this new course. Prerequisites are taking Optimal Brain Organization twice and the Brain Gym Practicum, plus being currently licensed.

Polarity Therapy

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A stand-alone Introduction to Polarity Therapy Workshop. This experiential weekend workshop introduces you to the many elements of Polarity Therapy and includes a seventy (70) page manual which serves as a guide and reference for ongoing use of the Polarity Therapy General Session with family and friends after the weekend. This weekend is mandatory for those who continue their Polarity experience and process. After this weekend, you can make an informed decision based on your experience.

 

To learn more about Polarity Therapy, click here