The free movement of your pelvis is vital to the ease and fluidity of your walk, and once your pelvis is fully involved, walking will contribute to the health and longevity of your skeletal and muscular structures, as well as…
Category: Awareness Through Movement
We inhale, we expand our thorax, and we gently massage our lower organs; then we exhale, we relax, we release and ‘let go’. There is a natural pause–a short one–and then the whole cycle of alive-being begins again, spontaneous, effortless,…
*Originally published on my first website in 2012, to follow up Sciatica, Fibromyalgia, and the Purpose Of Pain You finish a piece of writing and instantly find you have more to say. I thought I would write a follow up and talk about some of the inspirations for the post….
Feldenkrais can change your life. Some people “get it” straight away, and those people often go on to become my colleagues. Others come along to classes and workshops regularly and have the odd hands-on lesson every few months, but never…
I am now going to recommend something to you as a daily practice. It is simple suggestion, but so valuable that I am going to give it the hard sell. Even if you have never done any Feldenkrais before, even…
Feldenkrais & Self-Hypnosis Learning to Change Yourself For The Better February 2nd–6th Online–Recordings & Notes included – or sign up for the recordings if you cannot join us live… Times: 2–3.30pm GMT ~ 9–10.30am EST ~ 6–7.30am PST – please note we start 1 hour earlier on Wednesday £100…
Learning to fully heal yourself is a long game. Even the normal healing of simple wounds involves some training; a toddler falls and grazes her knee, mum or dad applies cleansing water, and special salves to protect her from infection,…
From my very first Feldenkrais workshop for the eyes it was clear that they do benefit from regular attention and specifically designed Awareness Through Movement lessons. With each workshop I teach I develop more confidence in the use of Moshe’s…
My Embodied Voice course is intended to give anyone who wants them the tools and the sensory-motor awareness necessary to speed up the development of their unique instrument, and their ability to play it with skill – I always do my best to instil the curiosity and confidence necessary to explore the human voice to its full potential.
In my mission to discover the full potential of sound-making, singing, and the human voice, it has become more and more clear over the years that the ability to maximise our hearing by improving the way we listen is a vital element of both the tonal qualities available to us when we vocalise, and the ease with which we produce our voice in speech and song.