Improve Your Life
Diagnosed with a Neurological Disorder or suffered a stroke? The Feldenkrais Method® can help.
Our bodies are capable of doing most movements in a number of different ways. The key is to train our attention on how we are doing what we want to do.
All over the world, people with Parkinson’s, MS, Cerebral Palsy and other movement disorders have found that the Feldenkrais Method can help them recover a sense of safety, confidence, and power in their movement.
“Feldenkrais is not just pushing muscles around, but changing things in the brain itself.”
Karl Pribam, M.D. Neuroscientist
“Old habitual postures and body ‘ignorance’ will retard the best progress and change that psychotherapy can accomplish. I specifically recommend The Feldenkrais Method to support and accelerate the work I do.”
Leslie Cameron Bandler, Psychotherapist, Co-Developer of Neuro Linguistic Programming
“As a neuroscientist interested in the development and plasticity of the nervous system, it is gratifying to see how the Feldenkrais Method demonstrates these principles. The Feldenkrais Method has also greatly improved my personal quality of life – physically and emotionally – by reducing the restrictions and limitations I thought were permanent due to multiple sclerosis.”
Marla Luskin, PhD., Emory University Medical School
“The Feldenkrais Method has had remarkable success in a range of chronic complaints ranging from the debilitating, such as cerebral palsy or paralysis, to the merely nagging, such as stiff necks, tension headaches or the blahs.”
Science Digest
“The Feldenkrais Method is changing the image in the motor cortex; and our brain, feeling the freedom of the new learning, rushes to meet it.”
Arno Gruen, M.D., Psychiatrist
“The system developed by Dr. Feldenkrais has as much potential for understanding the mind/body relationship as Einstein’s general theory of relativity had for physics.”
Bernard Lake, M.D.
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