February Feldenkrais Experience Christchurch
This two-day workshop is a taster for those interested in looking at the next 2020 NZ Feldenkrais training in Auckland. You can find a full programme for the two days…
Read moreUpper Limb Stroke Recovery – Feldenkrais and Mirror Therapy
This is a great video from Emily, who is one of my Feldenkrais training classmates, working with a client to help with the recovery of upper limb function. This gives you…
Read moreSpinal cord injury research project
Do you have a spinal cord injury? (SCI) Would you like to participate in a research project? Know anyone with SCI (spinal cord injury) who has had their injury for…
Read moreAutumn Moon – yoga and meditation retreat
Yoga for You: Yoga and Meditation Retreat Starting: Friday 17 March (at 6.00pm with dinner) Ending: Sunday 19 March (after lunch) Venue: Staveley (90 minutes drive from Christchurch) Enjoy an experience of…
Read moreFeldenkrais meets Yoga
“Nothing is permanent about our behaviour patterns except our belief that they are so” Moshe Feldekrais If you haven’t come across it before, the Feldenkrais Method©, often referred to…
Read moreWalking with John Pepper
John Pepper has just completed a New Zealand tour to give people living with Parkinson’s a first-hand look at his methods of conscious movement and high intensity walking. His visit here to Christchurch…
Read moreAnat Baniel’s work with children
Anat Baniel is world-renowned for her work with children. In this interview, she introduces her book – Kids Beyond Limits, and clarifies many questions about how she works with children.
Read moreLearning from Baby Liv
This is a lovely demonstation of natural learning and development of movement. The video is of “Baby Liv”. This was filmed and put up by Irene Lyon to depict the foundations…
Read more5 ways to know you are moving well
I came across this post called 5 ways to know that you are moving well by Cliff Smyth which I thought was quite insightful. It reminds us that we all…
Read moreSpinal cord injuries research a world first
A University of Canterbury PhD student is carrying out world first research on spinal cord injuries using the Feldenkrais method to provide people with a chance to recover movement and…
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