a four-year professional training, led by
Elizabeth Beringer
 

prospectus — right-click to download the prospectus (pdf, 1 Mb)
application — begin the application process here
 
The training is full; if you apply now, we will consider you for a possible April start, if any places become open.
 
The course began in October 2011 — a very exciting opportunity to train with some of the world's foremost Feldenkrais trainers. We have been accredited by the European Training Accreditation Board, and will meet or exceed all current requirements for Feldenkrais professional training programmes.
 
Schedule
The course will meet for four years, three times each year: two weeks in the autumn, three weeks at Easter (the first year, just two weeks), and three weeks in the summer (the last year, four weeks). The autumn and Easter segments will be in London, the summer segment will be in Cambridge.
The dates for the first year will be:

17 - 28 October 2011
   (Southeast London, 12 minutes from London Bridge)
2 - 13 April 2012
   (near Old Street Tube Station)
30 July - 17 August 2012 (Cambridge)

The dates for subsequent years will be broadly similar. During each segment, we will meet Monday through Friday, 11 - 5.
 

Fees
The fees for the whole four-year course will be £11,000; this will be payable yearly, OR by each segment, OR in monthly payments (approximately £240 / month) spread over the training period. (This does not include accommodation or meals.)
 
about Elizabeth Beringer
Elizabeth has been involved with the practice and development of the Feldenkrais Method for more than thirty years and is one of the foremost Feldenkrais trainers. She has a varied private practice working with a diverse population — people with severe movement limitations, children, seniors, musicians, people in chronic pain, athletes, martial artists and dancers; she is known for her ability to apply the Method in dynamic situations.
Elizabeth has been a leader in the development of the Feldenkrais Method into a respected profession, founding and editing for eighteen years the first Feldenkrais Journal, developing educational programs and materials and co-founding Feldenkrais Resources with David Zemach Bersin. She travels extensively, teaching in Europe, Australia and across the US — she recently graduated new training groups in Italy, Switzerland and California. She also teaches post-graduate seminars for Physical and Occupational therapists, and holds a 6th degree black belt in the non-violent martial art of Aikido.