Feldenkrais

The Feldenkrais Method of Awareness through Movement essentially brings the fun and freedom back into movement.

Our Feldenkrais Practitioner

Susie King

Coming from a background of music, art and counselling, Susie has been a practitioner and teacher of the FeldenkraisR Method of Awareness through Movement since 2000.  She became a Bones for Life trainer in 2010. …read more

 

“Through awareness, we can learn to move with astonishing lightness and freedom at almost any age.”  

Moshe Feldenkrais

founder, Feldenkrais Method of Awareness through Movement

 

 

What is the Feldenkrais Method?

feldenkraisThe Feldenkrais Method of Awareness through Movement essentially brings the fun and freedom back into movement. It is known for its capacity to bring about ease and grace in everyday movement activities.

People seek it out for various reasons, often looking for relief from neck, shoulder and back pain, or wanting to become better at some favourite activity such as golf, dancing  walking etc.

When and How Did the Method Originate?

The method originated in the 1940’s when Moshe Feldenkrais, a well respected physicist, mechanical engineer and martial arts master in Europe became immobilised with serious knee injuries (his cruciate ligaments in fact). Feldenkrais then merged  his acquired knowledge with his deep curiosity about biology, about how children develop and learn to move, and the human nervous system to develop the Feldenkrais Method.

Private Sessions or Group Classes

feldenkrais treatmentThis modality is available in two ways: in private one to one sessions with a certified Feldenkrais practitioner, and/or in group classes called Awareness through Movement  lessons  again with a certified Feldenkrais practitioner/teacher.

In Awareness Through Movement classes you learn ways of moving and resting which work better for you. Through guided lessons you will sense differences in the ways you move, recognise and let go of habitual patterns and develop new approaches. The  Feldenkrais Method can address specific difficulties or improve the way you do what you do.  It assists you to build an expanded self-image through exploring diverse, and sometimes very unfamiliar movements – all very inherently human movements that are built into our skeleton, that maybe you didn’t know you could do with ease.

BONES FOR LIFE:

You are invited to join me for a day of discovery as to how an aligned spine can contribute to bone  strength, put the ‘spring back in your step’( a very real phenomenon) and increase confidence as we move through this “wild & busy’ world.
In the  ‘Bones for Life’ movement program we will use rhythm, resistance, and streaming power through the body in an intelligent & effortless way to bring about long posture, stability, balance and a sense of inner support and containment.
Hours of attendance are attributable to requirements for certification as a Bones for Life teacher..
Feel free to call if you have any questions.
In Feldenness, 

 

Susie

 

Based on the Feldenkrais Method, Bones for Life provides an opportunity to:
  • put the spring back in your step
  • develop suppleness & vitality
  • stimulate bone strength
  • improve posture, balance & walking
  • assist in recovery from back injury
  •  prevent & assist in repetitive strain injury
  • develop a sense of ’containment’ & confidence
Feldenkrais
Awareness through Movement
Contact Susie for upcoming events
 
Cost: $60, 10am – 1pm. 
Venue:
Bardon Counselling & Natural Therapy Centre
 151 Boundary Road,
Bardon
Topics:
May 11: Sensing the Psoas Muscle
June 1: Easy Walking
July 6:  Freeing the Neck and Shoulders
August 10:  Sustainable Sitting
Nov 9:  TBA
Dec  14:  TBA
Morning tea provided
 
Bookings & Information:
M: 0434 114 948
Home office: 07 3371 0560

More information about this method can be found at http://www.feldenkrais.org.au

 

Feldenkrais is movement at its most refined…easy, effortless, elegant & pain free.

Enhancing everyday movement, it is a simple system of neuromuscular reeducation, effective in relieving pain, calming, and improving performance. It can teach you how to help yourself, and……make movement a joy!!

Susie

“To make the impossible possible, the possible easy, and the easy elegant.”
Moshe Feldenkrais