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10 Feldenkrais Lessons for Health and Recovery

Awareness Through Movement® with David Zemach-Bersin and Carol Kress

The ten lessons in this program can help you to develop greater comfort and efficiency in your body by improving your underlying neurological and musculoskeletal organization. They are effective and gentle, suitable for beginners and those recovering from physical setbacks or injuries.

Presented by Feldenkrais® Trainers, Carol Kress and David Zemach-Bersin during a three-day public workshop in New York City in 2018, this set will take you through a series of masterfully curated lessons. Use them individually, or treat yourself to a ‘Feldenkrais Intensive’ by experiencing them in order, within three to five days. As the lessons progress, you will gain a new freedom of movement, reduced dominance of old habitual patterns, an increase in your self-awareness and access to deep layers of emotional and physical insight. Enjoy feeling fresher and lighter as you embark on this journey of somatic learning!

About David

David Zemach-Bersin, GCFP, is a Feldenkrais® Practitioner and Trainer. He met Dr. Moshe Feldenkrais in 1973 and studied with him in the U.S., Europe, and Israel. David has maintained a private Functional Integration practice since 1977. He is recognized for his skill as a teacher, and his contribution to the preservation of Dr. Feldenkrais’ legacy, and the development of the Feldenkrais professional community.

A graduate of UC Berkeley, David directs professional training programs in New York City and teaches advanced training programs worldwide. He has created Feldenkrais audio and video programs for practitioners and the public and is the co-author of Relaxercise (HarperCollins). David is a co-founder of Feldenkrais Resources, the Feldenkrais Institute of New York, the Feldenkrais Foundation, and founder of Feldenkrais Access.

About Carol

Carol Kress is a dedicated Feldenkrais Practitioner and Trainer who brings a desire for excellence and a wish to communicate the essence of the Feldenkrais Method to her teaching. In her private Functional Integration practice, she works with both adults and children with a variety of difficulties, including chronic pain and neurological problems. She also works with athletes and performing artists. Her work is informed by her extensive involvement in equestrian arts, yoga, Argentine Tango, and her practice of the martial art of Aikido, for which she holds a 4th-degree black belt.

Carol began to study the Feldenkrais Method in 1985 and completed her Feldenkrais Professional Training Program in 1993. She teaches in Feldenkrais training programs throughout the United States and Europe and is celebrated for her role in bringing Moshe Feldenkrais: A Life in Movement, Volume One, written by her late husband, Mark Reese, to publication. Carol lives in Marin County, California.

What People Are Saying:

“After this workshop, I felt much freer and more ‘connected’- as if my body was working for me instead of against me.”

Workshop participant

“In the weeks after this workshop, I felt better both physically and emotionally, and was inspired to make positive changes in my life!”

Workshop participant

“As a neuroscientist interested in the development and plasticity of the nervous system, it is gratifying to see how the Feldenkrais Method demonstrates these principles. The Feldenkrais Method has also greatly improved my personal quality of life – physically and emotionally – by reducing the restrictions and limitations I thought were permanent due to multiple sclerosis.”

Marla Luskin, Ph.D., Emory University Medical School