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 Moshe Feldenkrais D.Sc. (1904-1984) was born in Russia and immigrated to Israel at the age of thirteen. A highly trained engineer and physicist, he studied at the Sorbonne in Paris, where he assisted Joliet-Curie in early nuclear research. He studied with Professor Kano, the developer of Judo, and was one of the first Europeans to earn a black belt in the martial art (1936). With his broad range of knowledge in movement, learning theories, neuroscience, psychology and systems theory, Dr. Feldenkrais made revolutionary discoveries regarding consciousness, movement and human functioning.
A Training in The Feldenkrais Method is an intensive program in one’s own learning and growth, as well as preparation for an exciting new career. It is a unique opportunity to gain the experiential understanding of Dr. Feldenkrais’ highly effective approach to empowering and facilitating the potential of each human being.
Through movement and attention your self-image is refined, your sensory acuity is heightened, and your natural innate curiosity is evoked. You experience the empowerment necessary to take action, fulfill your intentions and realize your dreams. As you expand your own potential for learning, growth and skillful action, you will develop the means to facilitate this in others.
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The Feldenkrais Method is finding growing recognition and wider applications throughout the world in the sciences and the arts. Guild Certified Feldenkrais Practitionerscm use movement, attention and sensory re-education to promote ease and comfort, improve coordination and flexibility, expand self-awareness and evoke greater vitality. The method excels at refining human performance in sports and the arts, preventing on the job injuries, assisting those with learning disabilities, and facilitating rehabilitation from accidents, injuries and illnesses.
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