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Jun 5, 2005
T am trying to write a thesis on BrainGym. I have carried
out the exercises with a small group of children and found
no evidence supporting the claims. Can anyone give me
details of the research in Virginia and the Guardian
newspaper artice please. i have tried to locate this
information and have had no success. Moira
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Maria, did you check out the citations in my last post on
Brain Gym? Those might be helpful...
Also, can you email me? I will give you some contact
information for a researcher in one of the studies you
cited, but I do not want to post it publicly here.
Thank you!
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