The Feldenkrais Method ^® is an approach to learning and action, through the medium of movement. By improving our movement, posture and breathing, we can become more powerful, flexible and coordinated; we can awaken our innate capacity for comfort and grace. But more than that, we can learn about ourselves at the deepest level, and our potential for creatively meeting new challenges ...
 
Who? Many people come to Feldenkrais for help with chronic back problems, RSI, or patterns of tension and stress. Some come for help with neurological conditions, such as MS, cerebral palsy or stroke. Some want to develop existing skills in sports, music, dance or other areas. It is invaluable for anyone who wants to improve their ability to move, to do, and to rest.
 
How? Feldenkrais is taught through both individual lessons and group classes. The individual lessons are tailored to your needs and your situation, while classes follow themes of more general relevance. If you have a particular or acute difficulty, individual lessons may be quicker and more to the point for you. Classes provide a regular opportunity to develop your knowledge of yourself; they combine the immediate experience of good movement with a conscious awareness of how you got there.
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Click here for zoom classes — online classes with Scott; come either Tuesday or Wednesday, find a comfortable place where you can lie on the floor, turn your computer sound on, and click on the link in time for the 6.30 start. No need to book ahead.
(Meeting ID: 893 5605 0757; Passcode: 717215)
The full price is £15; concessions available.
Payments via paypal.
Last classes of this term: 28 & 29 March!

Scott has no availability at the moment; Ryan may have. Contact him through the email link below.

Anyone who attended the live classes during the last many years will remember Cathie, who was one of the most stalwart & faithful participants. Cathie passed away last December; Scott & Sophie have written something about her here — Remembering Cathie