17 12, 2025

Demystifying Falling – A collection of short stories / anecdotes from our worldwide Feldenkrais community

2025-12-17T11:26:14-05:00December 17, 2025|News|

Think back to being a child—falling over was just part of the fun! Yet, as we mature, the act of falling becomes increasingly perilous and is often accompanied by significant fear. We’ve gathered a collection of stories and anecdotes from our global community of Feldenkrais practitioners to highlight a simple [...]

17 12, 2025

Excerpts from ‘The Little Book of Falling (and Getting Up)’ by Lavinia Plonka

2025-12-17T09:40:44-05:00December 17, 2025|Healthy Aging, Introduction, News|

Prevent Injury and Recover Quickly from Gravity’s Embrace I’ve been falling all my life.  As a child, I often found myself lying face down in the mud, grass or street without realizing how I got there.  One memorable fall pitched me head first down the stairs. Before I could cry, [...]

17 12, 2025

Balance and Equilibrium: We Must Practice Losing Our Balance and Recovering Our Balance – An Article by Elizabeth Keith

2025-12-17T09:39:52-05:00December 17, 2025|Introduction, News, Posture & Balance, Walking|

As we age, our reflexes become slower and less efficient. These age-related declines affect both the central and peripheral nervous systems. The entire signal chain is slower from sensation to muscle response. There is a process of brain atrophy occurring which reduces its ability to process information and send commands [...]

26 11, 2025

Welcome to the World of Neuroplastic Pain: A Primer with Personal Reflections – An Article by Sara Binns

2025-11-26T09:09:59-05:00November 26, 2025|Chronic Pain, Neuroplasticity, News|

Understanding Neuroplastic Pain aka Learned Pain Over the past few years, I’ve been on a learning journey to understand the root cause of chronic pain that has no structural or mechanical cause. I’ve struggled with chronic tension and anxiety most of my adult life, but it wasn’t until part way [...]

26 11, 2025

Beyond the Symptoms: A Whole-Body Perspective on Overuse Injuries – By Shara Ogin

2025-11-26T09:03:35-05:00November 26, 2025|Back, Chronic Pain, News, Posture & Balance, The Back, The Shoulders|

Doctors, Physical & Occupational Therapists are all taught to see and treat pain locally, I.E. Carpal Tunnel Syndrome as an issue at the volar wrist, and Tennis Elbow in the lateral elbow. Yet as with my trained Feldenkrais eye, I have learned that these diagnoses indicate where the symptoms appear, [...]

24 10, 2025

The Pelvis and Words – An article by Dimitri Popolov

2025-10-24T09:28:02-04:00October 24, 2025|News|

I heard someone ask what kinds of movements the pelvis can make: Far beyond what any psychologist can think up. - Moshe Feldenkrais, Esalen: Lesson #42 In the Feldenkrais Method we move a lot and we talk a lot too. Feldenkrais dedicated his life to movement, but he was also [...]

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