
Discover an innovative and engaging approach to stimulate creativity, personal expression, and confidence in your students! Would you like to improve their learning skills—such as reading, writing, and concentration—in an effective and enjoyable way?
Our program, suitable for all ages—from children to adults—is designed to enhance cognitive and concentration skills through techniques that harmonize the natural development of body and mind. Here are some of the benefits you can achieve:
Increased visual attention and improved hand–eye coordination
Enhanced physical and cognitive abilities by crossing the visual and kinesthetic midline
Strengthened motor skills through developmental movements
Greater awareness of space, movement, and tactile perception
Creative and stimulating collaboration with others
At the heart of our program is the Brain Gym® Movement “Souble Doodle,” a technique that uses both hands to foster the connection between mind and body. In addition to this activity, you will have the opportunity to explore exercises from the Brain Gym® and Vision Gym® programs, designed to improve visual perception. Our techniques are simple, accessible, and can be practiced anywhere: in the classroom, at home, or in your studio.
Discover a world of opportunities to transform learning into a dynamic and engaging experience!
Certification
At the end of the course, you will receive:
International Certificate from Breakthroughs International / Educational Kinesiology Foundation, which allows you to continue your training with other authorized instructors in Italy and around the world.
Prerequisites: none
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What our participants say:
“The hands-on experimentation and the playful, judgment-free atmosphere. I experienced the joy of drawing and greater awareness of what happens while I do it. It’s fun and can help improve certain aspects of one’s life.”
Simona Antonucci – Middle School Teacher
“The possibility of integrating it into my art therapy work; improved hand–eye coordination; the value of discovering parts of oneself that are often overlooked; the small group size allows everyone to be heard.”
Emma Pellizari – Art Therapist