2022-Apr-Newsletter source-Nurturing Your Practice
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By Margot Schaal, GCFP CM and Assistant Trainer Ultimately, how we treat ourselves says everything about what our self-image is.Am I as kind to myself as I am to my neighbor, or a stranger on the street, to my clients or even my grand/child?A client who showed up curved forward [...]
“We each tend to identify with a particular sense of self. Often that identity is overly associated with a societal role. When we completely identify a social role -- when we believe that this is who we are -- and that role is disrupted, or eventually ceases, one's sense of [...]
By Al Wadleigh, GCFPCM "A map is not the territory it represents, but, if correct, it has a similar structure to the territory, which accounts for its usefulness." (Korzybski, 1958). I'm seventeen years old, a senior in high school. I'm sitting in the third row of Mr. Bliss's "General Semantics" [...]
Larry Goldfarb shares his ideas of how self-image affects Feldenkrais teachers and students. Interviewed by Yulia Kriskovets. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WgZptcNeghY About Larry: Larry Goldfarb, Ph.D. is a movement scientist, certified Feldenkrais® trainer, pioneering practitioner, and multimedia author known for articulating the thinking behind the method. Besides directing and teaching in professional [...]
I was surprised when my colleague Michelle Poston told me that she had a dance student doing a lightsaber routine. I teach fencing in both the more and less traditional guises, and when Michelle told me that her and her student’s schedule didn’t match, I was happy to step in. [...]