Public Workshop

Reaching Toward the Unexpected–Finding the Full Potential of Your Arms in Action

With Raz Ori and Carol Kress. Of all the ways in interact and investigate our own self and the world around, our hands have a privileged place. We begin early as infants, sensing our own physical boundaries, and then moving outward to find agency in our immediate environment. … [Read more...]

Exploring How Awareness Heals and Transforms

Breathing and Spatial Awareness: How furthering these capacities can Heal, Enhance and Change Your Life A Seminar Designed for Feldenkrais Teachers, Healing Professionals and Students of Embodiment presented by Feldenkrais® Resources Training Institute and The Embodied Life … [Read more...]

Expanding Your Horizons

With Elizabeth Beringer and Carol Kress. In this workshop we will explore the interplay between your self perception, vision and the space around you. We will move through different orientations, integrating and harmonizing inner and outer landscapes. The lessons will be of … [Read more...]

July ATM Workshop

With Mary Spire. … [Read more...]

Books by Feldenkrais

We are pleased to announce that we have books by Moshe Feldenkrais available for purchase.

Shop for books

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ATM on Zoom

Carol’s Monday and Wednesday ATM Classes are ongoing on Zoom. As we continue to stay safe, join us to foster generous breathing and overall serenity. Carol’s Classes on Zoom are still at the same times – Mondays at 6pm and Wednesdays at 12noon.

If you are interested in joining the class, request the meeting link and password by sending an email to Info@FRTIBerkeley.com

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We are pleased to present

Moshe Feldenkrais:
A Life in Movement

Volume One
by Mark Reese

For excerpts and more information: feldenkraisbiography.com/

FRTI Bookstore
Visit the Bookstore in Suite #112, we carry select Books, CDs, DVDs, Manuscripts.

Also available for purchase at feldenkraisresources.com.

From the Book:

“Feldenkrais’s perceptiveness seemed to defy the limits of our ordinary senses. Feldenkrais could touch a person’s head and feel patterns of muscular contractions in regions remote from where his hands were placed, such as the spine, chest, and pelvis, all the way to the feet; by touching and pressing on the feet, he could feel reactions all the way up to the head….

The principles that belong to Feldenkrais’s method cut across distinctions between war and peace, competition and cooperation, and accurately reflect nature’s underlying order. Such generality, understood as foundational for complexity, is the hallmark of lasting contributions to human knowledge and capabilities.”

Mark Reese…