Why pause? There’s never a bad time to pause, but now seems like an especially important moment not just to slow down, but to stop, so our awareness can be more embodied, and our quieting more still. Of course, stillness
An In-Town Gentle Movement Retreat at Dharma Gate
What is an in-town gentle movement retreat? Half-day gentle movement retreats are in-person gatherings for a small group of participants in the Seattle area. ATTUNING—the Sunday, June 2 Retreat During this summer retreat we’ll combine some outdoor time with our
Listening as Sensing: How Awareness Through Movement is Different from Exercise
Listen, let’s make an important distinction Many kinds of movement training distinguish themselves by the kinds of exercises that constitute their programs. One might focus on strength, another on flexibility; yet another might claim to improve both. Teachers of Feldenkrais
Back Together Again: In-Person Feldenkrais Classes Return
In-person again I’m thrilled to announce that I am returning to teaching weekly Feldenkrais® Awareness Through Movement® classes in an actual studio with real, live students present! This September I will begin a six-week series at Yoga on Beacon on
Walking Your Walk: A Spring In-Town Feldenkrais Retreat
Walking Your Walk: A Spring In-Town Feldenkrais Retreat Do you ever wish that walking were more comfortable, or that you could walk longer or farther? As we mature, we may notice that we lose certain capacities in walking, like “I’m
Self Image | Body Image
“The behavior of human beings is firmly based on the self-image they have made for themselves. Accordingly, if one wishes to change one’s behavior, it will be necessary to change this image. What is a self-image? I would argue that
“The more we reside in the body…
… the more we find ourselves living in the penumbral awareness of the body itself. In time, we find ourselves knowing our world not so much through thinking about it, but by sensing it and feeling it, not just as