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While these books are usually available from Amazon, the most comprehensive source of books, CDs and videos is the California-based Feldenkrais Resources.
 

This is the book in which Feldenkrais first set out his work in developed form. He discusses the reasoning behind the Method, then illustrates it with a series of detailed exercises — several classical Awareness Through Movement lessons. Though many might find this book pretty heavy going, it was my own introduction to the Feldenkrais Method.

This book, written for the general public, makes a very accessible first book about the Method. The author discusses Feldenkrais and his work in a straight-forward, conversational way, and includes a series of simple lessons.

Ruthy was one of Moshe's first students, and she developed the work with great inventiveness and poetry. The text is very rich, perhaps best read in shorter bursts.

Hanna's work owes a great deal to Feldenkrais, and he presents his own rationale for ‘somatic education’. It strikes me as a simpler version of Feldenkrais's thinking, though I have certainly found it valuable. Some classic lessons are included at the end.

A fascinating case-history. Moshe works with a woman who has had a stroke, which has left her with a puzzling set of difficulties.

This book was only published posthumously; it shows Moshe at his best as well as his quirkiest. The ideas represent the beginning of his thinking more than the mature phase, but many of the most important elements of his work are here.

A transcript of Moshe teaching a workshop — his explanations, jokes and anecdotes are mingled seamlessly with some very clearly-presented lessons.

This book is certainly on my ‘must read’ list; it argues that embodiment is necessary for any ethical sense to have power or weight.

The Feldenkrais Guild UK
The Guild is the professional organisation of practitioners here in the UK. This site provides listings of all member practitioners, with contact details, and many of the classes and workshops being offered across the country. There is a collection of articles by practitioners, and also by ordinary people about their experience of Feldenkrais. The Guild makes available some sets of lessons on audiotape and some books.
 
International Feldenkrais Federation
The IFF is an international umbrella organisation for different national guilds, for which this site provides contact details. There is also a comprehensive bibliography of books, articles and research relating to the Method.
 
EuroTAB
EuroTAB stands for European Training Accreditation Board — it is one of the international bodies that oversees accreditation of Feldenkrais professional training programmes. This site has a comprehensive list of European trainings.
 
Feldenkrais Resources
This organisation, located in the United States, offers the most comprehensive collection of books, audiotapes and videos related to the Feldenkrais Method.
 
SenseAbility
This is a newsletter published by the Feldenkrais Guild of North America, with many brief but interesting articles; a good place to start reading about the Method.

Catherine McCrum
The website of my friend Catherine McCrum, who has a thriving practice in the Holland Park area of London.
 

Sophie Arditti
The website of my friend Sophie Arditti, who has an energetic practice in Notting Hill, London.
 
Mind in Motion Online
The website of my first Feldenkrais teacher, Lawrence Wm. Goldfarb. This site is a terrific source of articles relating Dr. Goldfarb's particularly articulate view of the Feldenkrais Method.
 
Feldenkrais-Somatic Options
Ralph Strauch's website offers information, books, and tapes related to the Feldenkrais Method, The Reality Illusion, Low-Stress Computing (using awareness to avoid RSI), and other aspects of awareness and movement. It includes a movement lesson you can do at your computer. Ralph has a Feldenkrais practice in Los Angeles.
 
Pei-Jen Tsai
Pei-Jen is one of the few Feldenkrais Practitioners working in Taiwan, and is also a very talented dancer.

The Open Centre
The website for the Open Centre, where I teach evening classes and see individuals. There is also an extensive schedule of classes and workshops in disciplines from Primal Integration to Pulsing and Psychodrama.
 
movingartsbase
The website for the studios near Angel Tube Station where I sometimes teach workshops. The site describes their facilities and the other programs that take place there; it also has a map and transport directions.

Penny O'Connor
Penny is a friend and an Alexander Teacher, with whom I've had some very informative exchanges of work and ideas.
 
The Neo-Naturists
At the cutting edge of the vanguard of the avant-garde of contemporary art — with a little naturism thrown in for good measure!
 
www.toesocks.co.uk
Many people ask me where they can buy socks that have individual toes — this company has a great selection, good prices, and very prompt delivery. (And no, I don't get any commission from them!)
 
Moving East Dance & Martial Arts
A studio that is a meeting-point for release-based dance and Aikido, as well as many other movement/therapeutic forms.