Things Feldenkrais Was Wrong About, Part 1
Every so often I bump across an idea from Moshe Feldenkrais that is so theoretically unjustifiable and so out-of-date that it takes my breath away. I do not sha...
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Feldenkrais Amherst Training: The Original Advertisment
Have you ever been curious about how people found out about or decided to attend the Feldenkrais Amherst training back in the 1980's? Elinor Silverstein posted ...
Feldenkrais and Neuroscience: Will You Know?
As a Feldenkrais practitioner or fan you have direct experiential knowledge (I hope) of how human beings grow and learn through novelty and new experience. You ...
Getting The Method (Your Method) Into The World…
If you have spent any amount of time in the Feldenkrais community, doing the work, talking about the work, living the work, you have likely heard a refrain that...
Constructivism and The Certainty of Uncertainty
I just discovered that one of my favorite books of all time, The Certainty of Uncertainty: Dialogues Introducing Constructivism is now available on Kindle. The ...
Feldenkrais: The Women Pioneers
I have been thinking a great deal about women and their role in the development and spread of the work of Moshe Feldenkrais. Feldenkrais: The Women Pioneers Has...
Feldenkrais Trainers Pick A New Guild Director
Update: January, 11th, 2014. I can see how the FGNA BOD and individual board members might want to make changes that could help practitioners and become better ...
Feldenkrais and Emotions for the Unreasonable
The first principle is that you must not fool yourself and you are the easiest person to fool. - Richard P. Feynman There is a conversation of sorts on Facebook...
Is Bluehost Hosting Down? Probably.
Post Update: May 1oth, 2014 I ended up staying with Bluehost for some of my hosting. Since I wrote the post below, I have had no problems with Bluehost. They se...
Feldenkrais Video: The Art of Asking Questions
Below is video from Mia Segal regarding what some call, "The Feldenkrais Method." The sound on the video has a bit of an echo but the video has some interesting...