Touch in Medicine
I was not keen on getting a mammogram. Not so much because I was afraid of the pain but because of the
Just One Song
I posted this over on my other blog but it seems like it really belongs here, too. It’s about a discovery I
A Collection of Tics
From the beginning of my training in the Feldenkrais Method, I began to be curious about how to apply it to acting.
Carrying Boxes
When I first began to explore somatic awareness, it was through lessons in the Alexander Technique. Despite the excellent lessons of my
The Feldenkrais Introvert
In high school, I took the Meyers-Briggs test and landed exactly in the middle on the introversion/extroversion scale. I was an XNFP.
Feldenkrais could really help with this Feldenkrais stuff.
I was working with a client who had pretty limited movement. Her movement had been increasing through our work together but we
The Privilege of Being a Practitioner
One of my Feldenkrais clients has spent many decades as a professional dancer. He is exceptionally accomplished in his field. And while
Increasing Comfort in the Alzheimer’s Wing
My grandmother lives in the Alzheimer’s Wing. She no longer recognizes me or most of the people around her. She spends her
Rats Love Chocolate
Apparently rats love chocolate. This is something I have in common with rats. In an experiment, scientists monitored their brains as they
Swim Like No One’s Watching
When I was ten, a boy at a party asked me to dance and I turned him down because I didn’t know
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