See below for current Advanced Trainings, Mentoring etc..
MENTORING and SMALL GROUP PRACTICE
After I finished my Feldenkrais training, I plunged into a practice that grew reasonably quickly, and I worked out that I needed an experienced practitioner that I felt comfortable with to talk to every month or two to discuss questions and issues that were coming up. I also found it helpful to go with a colleague or two to an experienced practitioner to practice and explore FI in a different way to bigger advanced trainings. It was very helpful to have some time with closer attention from a practitioner to ask questions and spend time on whatever we wanted to focus on, or what they thought would be most helpful for us specifically at that point.
After 18 years of a busy and varied practice, and several years into being an Assistant Trainer as well, I feel I’m in a position to offer the kind of support that I found so helpful myself. It might suit people whose practices are already growing and want to engage in some regular practice or support for a while, but also practitioners who want to reconnect with the work, or aspects of it, after a break. It could take the form of discussions/study on zoom or in-person practical work. (I’m based in Hornsey in North London) or a mix.
I’m open to suggestions and I would love to hear from individuals, pairs, or small groups, who would like to be in some kind of process like this, and we can work out the details and cost from there ( in the current economic climate, I am happy to do very low cost where needed).
Just drop me an email.
to free the neck, shoulders and even hip joints!
We walk using more of ourselves than feet and legs: shoulders, arms, as well as the twisting, bending movements of the whole torso are involved to generate ease and power. Exploring the whole picture in detail can give us an easier, longer stride, with better balance – so you can get out there and enjoy the approach of spring!
