By Angela McMillan Are you struggling to understand the online world? Have you started teaching online during the lockdown and now you love it? Are you wanting to expand your classes? Perhaps, you are wanting to create an online program but are not sure where to begin? You find learning [...]
By Marsha Novak GCFP®  With the idea of nurturing a practice, I suspect the first thing that comes to mind for many is attracting new clients. For this article I chose to focus on something I find equally important – nurturing the clients who actually make appointments. My focus [...]
By Lavinia Plonka, GCFP CM  I did it again. You’d think at my age, after gardening for most of my adult life, as an experienced Feldenkrais® practitioner, I’d know better. But the lure of the dirt is not based on logic. Its siren call seduces me to claw, dig, pitch, [...]
By Elinor Silverstein, GCFPÂ CM In Feldenkrais' thinking we have a way of considering how to see things. The gentle challenge is to be able to see with our eyes and mind, and might I say, our hearts and spirits, up close and far away. And sometimes both at the same [...]
By Margot Schaal, GCFP CM The gardening habit is a healthy one: tending the soil, cultivating patience, nurturing seedlings as they appear and plants as they develop stems, leaves, flowers and seeds, and acknowledging their decay. We are inspired to keep coming back to the garden each year, to care [...]