Every Feldenkrais® practitioner knows that Moshe Feldenkrais was a highly accomplished physicist before he created the transformative somatic learning modality that is known today as the Feldenkrais Method of somatic education. However, during his lifetime, Feldenkrais was not fully accepted by the scientific community and much of what he understood [...]

"More delicate and improved control of movement is possible only through the increase of sensitivity, through a greater ability to sense differences." - Moshe Feldenkrais   In this edition of InTouch, Elinor Silverstein, Raz Ori and David Kaetz each share unique perspectives on the way we use our five senses to bridge [...]

The approach to learning movement in the Feldenkrais Method® is a fundamentally different pedagogy to most traditional dance forms, such as ballet. Instead of an emphasis on memorization and the execution of a series of “correct” movements, the Feldenkrais® student is invited to engage with the body in a non-goal-oriented [...]

Our profession can be lonely at times and the community can offer support and inspiration that we all need. The upcoming FGNA conference aims at just that: creating a sharing and inspiring community that will offer new learning and support.In this issue of In Touch, Paris Kern shares her view [...]

We have a lot of fears about growing our practices. The challenge is always in finding a balance that serves not only your professional but also life goals and figuring out what clients inspire you and what clients drain you. This issue has articles and interviews that address these topics [...]