July 2022 - Feldenkrais Method

21 07, 2022

The Happenings Behind the Movement: Action Perception, Corollary Discharge, and Afference Copy as Proposed Mechanisms for Effectiveness in The Feldenkrais Method®

Brooke Weldon2022-09-02T12:30:57-04:00July 21, 2022|News|

Tim Sobie, PT, Ph.D., GCFP CM The Feldenkrais Method® & Embracing the Present (...well kinda...) Published in In Touch Magazine, July 2022 “So this Feldenkrais stuff...it’s just about movement isn’t it?...” As a practitioner in our method, I’m certain you’ve heard something to this effect while in discussion with prospective clients, [...]

6 07, 2022

Bones and Stones – Finding the Present Across Time

Brooke Weldon2022-07-06T23:47:03-04:00July 6, 2022|News|

By Annie Thoe, GCFP CM Sensing my bones continues to be one of the most profound experiences I have with the Feldenkrais Method®. This 3-D experience of the human skeleton can be healing and life changing. How can my clients sense their bones? Throughout my career, I’ve explored how to use [...]

6 07, 2022

Understanding and Identifying Breathing Challenges

Brooke Weldon2022-07-06T23:33:17-04:00July 6, 2022|Breathing|

By Fariya Doctor, GCFP CM It was The Feldenkrais Method® that helped me discover that there wasn't just one way to breathe. However, I still struggled with understanding and identifying why I was having so much trouble with breathing. After studying the science of breath and becoming a Buteyko Instructor all [...]

6 07, 2022

Relieving Back Pain: How Can the Feldenkrais Method® Help?

Brooke Weldon2022-07-06T23:23:26-04:00July 6, 2022|Back, Chronic Pain|

By Didi von Deck, MD, GCFP CM Almost everyone will get back pain at some point in their lives. Sometimes the pain doesn’t last very long, but sometimes the pain just doesn’t go away. About 20 percent of people affected by acute low back pain go on to develop chronic low [...]

1 07, 2022

Peripheral Neuropathy, Balance and Falling

Brooke Weldon2022-07-02T21:58:39-04:00July 1, 2022|Healthy Aging, Neuroplasticity, Posture & Balance|

Can you explain how skin affects balance? By Carol Montgomery, GCFP It is commonly known that loss of joint range of motion in the foot, ankle, hip and spine can impact one’s balance1-3, especially when trying to walk across an uneven parking lot, the backyard, down a gravel driveway [...]