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Four Essential Feldenkrais Movement Lessons to Improve Your Life

With Mary Spire. In this workshop, through movement with attention and intention –and in a gentle and safe way- you will learn to notice your patterns in thinking, acting, moving and feeling. You will learn to differentiate those actions which are parasitic and harmful to you … [Read more...]

It’s All In Your Head

With Arlyn Zones and Carol Kress. Exploring the Use of Eyes, Mouth, Jaw & Voice. The lessons in this workshop address a thousand woes—from aches in the neck and head, to the jaw and eyes. But more importantly: the keys to more energy, better posture, breathing, and a fuller … [Read more...]

June Summer Intensive 2021

With Elizabeth Beringer, David Zemach-Bersin and Carol Kress Open to All, World-Wide on Zoom Immerse ~ Learn ~ Restore 2-Day Feldenkrais® Awareness Through Movement® Mini-Retreat Treat yourself to two restorative days of Awareness Through Movement with three dedicated … [Read more...]

Balance – Befriending Gravity for Greater Ease

With Cliff Smyth. Balance is one of those essential skills that are mostly invisible until it is challenged. This workshop explores how we can enhance our perception of gravity – graviception, and the effects of gravity on and through the body. Our capacity for balance … [Read more...]

Hip Mobility

With Arlyn Zones and Carol Kress. Join Arlyn and Carol and for a day of Awareness Through Movement lessons designed especially to bring agility and freedom to your hips and power to your pelvis. In addition the lessons will uncover multi-faceted relationships between your limbs … [Read more...]

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…