3 03, 2025

Mia Segal: In Memoriam

2025-03-03T14:37:30-05:00March 3, 2025|News|

Mia Segal passed away on February 15, 2025. Mia was the first person trained by Moshe Feldenkrais. In the words of Elizabeth Beringer, “She inspired countless practitioners over many decades, and her influence will continue in a myriad of ways, through those who knew and studied with her.” Mia will [...]

3 03, 2025

Ralph Strauch: In Memoriam

2025-03-05T14:31:39-05:00March 3, 2025|News|

Ralph Strauch died on December 18, 2024. Ralph was an early member of the Feldenkrais Guild Board of Directors and Ethics Committee, and a frequent presenter at Guild conferences. Ralph introduced the Feldenkrais® community to email in the 1980’s, and created our first online forum. Ralph will be fondly remembered [...]

21 01, 2025

What is the Feldenkrais Method of Somatic Education®?

2025-01-21T08:18:09-05:00January 21, 2025|Introduction, News|

An collection of short descriptions of the Feldenkrais Method provided by practitioners from around the world! In this month's Senseability newsletter (sign up here) we reached out to practitioners from around the world to share their 100 word descriptions of 'What the Feldenkrais Method® is?' with us. It's a fantastic [...]

18 11, 2024

Movement, the Mind and the Scientific Method – An Article by Joe Webster

2024-11-18T13:52:18-05:00November 18, 2024|Creativity, Daily Living, Habits, Introduction, Neuroplasticity, News|

Within a Feldenkrais lesson we often use the imagination to help clarify and refine our self image. An example of this is the guided ‘body scan’ that often happens at the beginning of a lesson: a process in which you bring your attention to sensory feedback (proprioceptive, exteroceptive and interoceptive) [...]

16 09, 2024

Addressing Musicians’ Health Through Music Education: Personal Injury, Feldenkrais-Based Pedagogy, and Ecological Dynamics – An Article by Lisa Burrell

2024-09-16T13:26:29-04:00September 16, 2024|Musicians, News, Performers|

Personal Injury I recently returned from two international conferences where I had the honor of learning from the preeminent researchers, doctors, teachers, and practitioners in the field of musicians’ health and wellness. As I listened, taught, and talked amongst them, I discovered almost all of us had one additional trait [...]

12 08, 2024

How Play Evolves Consciousness – An Article by Catherine Rosasco Mitchell

2024-08-12T11:44:53-04:00August 12, 2024|Breathing, Child Development, Featured, Habits, Neuroplasticity, News|

How Play Evolves Consciousness: From the first days in the body there are movements, reflexes. These are the first movements, the playfulness that kicks our feet, gurgles from our mouths, and curls our toes. This playful action is stimulated through the interchange of desires and incoming sensations. As we begin [...]

3 07, 2024

Understanding and Identifying Breathing Challenges – By Fariya Doctor, GCFP

2024-07-03T10:30:20-04:00July 3, 2024|Breathing, Habits, Introduction, Neuroplasticity, News, Recovery, Stress|

By Fariya Doctor, GCFP 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 [...]

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