Awareness Through Movement lessons – What’s the Point?!
A couple weeks ago a drop-in student asked me…“Awareness Through Movement (R) lessons – why do them?” She continued…”Can I ask you a really blunt question?” Me: “Sure – of course.” Student: “What’s...
View ArticleThe Feldenkrais Path to Power & Grace:
Effortless Effort The Feldenkrais Way This is a an edited reprint of a previous post about one of Feldenkrais’ four elements of quality movement: the absence of effort. Feldenkrais spent a great deal...
View ArticleFeldenkrais for Lower Back Pain
End back pain with the Feldenkrais Method This is edited reprint of a former post about Feldenkrais for lower back pain and why strength and flexibility don’t cut it. This post is written specifically...
View ArticleHow the Feldenkrais Method® Changed A Young Woman’s Life
I’d like to tell you a story — a story of growth, struggle, discovery and a mind-blowing revelation … Its about a girl born in the late 60’s to a loving family in a small lake town in cottage country....
View ArticleWant Quality Movement? Learn the Feldenkrais® Less is More Rule
Moshe Feldenkrais was ahead of his time in understanding the need to do less to learn to have quality movement. But before I get into that, let’s talk posture for a second. Overcoming beliefs about...
View ArticleHow to Improve Your Posture Effortlessly the Feldenkrais® Way
In last week’s post, I introduced this series on Quality Movement. In it, I suggest that good posture isn’t necessarily all its cracked up to be. And yet, you can improve your posture effortlessly if...
View ArticleStruggling with Pain, Stiffness or Lack of Co-ordination? Learn The...
We’re up to Part 3 of our 5 Part Series on what makes for Quality Movement. You can find Part 1 here: Want Quality Movement? Learn the Feldenkrais® Less is More Rule And Part 2 here: How to...
View ArticleInclusive Attention: A Key to Presence, Ease & Well-Being
Attention is your most valuable asset. In the Feldenkrais Method®, we learn to develop what we call “mobile attention.” Just as in movement, we don’t want to get stuck. Fluid, adaptable movement makes...
View ArticleAttention as Action
Attention is NOT just in your head. In the Feldenkrais Method®, we understand that attending — what most people call “attention” — isn’t some disembodied, abstract, mental thing happening only in your...
View ArticleCreativity Starts Here
Stop Trying So Hard. Have you ever noticed that your best ideas often come when you stop trying so hard? In my work with the Feldenkrais Method® and Awareness Through Movement, I’ve learned that...
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