Below are the best videos we could find on Chronic Pain and the feldenkrais method.
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A short Feldenkrais "Awareness Through Movement" lesson from the New Zealand Feldenkrais Guild. Try it while you're watching, it is simple but very effective.
With Jane Brody’s recent NYT article titled Trying the Feldenkrais Method for Chronic Pain, many are wondering how exactly does the method help. Cynthia Allen, Feldenkrais practitioner provides the top 4 ways she finds it helps, all grounded in science.
Mia Segal demonstrating an FI with her simplicity, expertise and elegance. She explains throughout the demonstration how Feldenkrais is used to work on shoulder pain.
Relieve your hip pain gently and quickly using this simple Feldenkrais pain relief exercise. Want more information on hip pain relief?
We explore the relationship between pelvis and head, and how tilting the pelvis can tilt the head, and how this movement can be transferred through the spine.
I had clients with pain in the hand and wrist, but also neck and shoulders tell me about the wonderful healings and recoveries they made with this lesson. I like it a lot too, because I like to roll on the floor and feel comfortable doing so. Here I explain this simple but powerful lesson.
An inspirational story about the body's ability to teach the brain. A baby born 20 years ago without a third of her cerebellum was given a grim prognosis by medical doctors: she could never walk or talk. Now the young woman enjoys a nearly normal life and is a college student.
Easy and effective movements from the Feldenkrais Method® for relief from back pain. MaryBeth Smith, Founder and Director of the Feldenkrais Center of Houston presents a five-part series of simple movements introducing the Feldenkrais Method.
A documentary about Moshe Feldenkrais and the method he created.
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This Feldenkrais lesson will bring some relief to sciatic nerve pain. This condition is ever so common nowadays because of all the sitting we are doing. The sciatic nerve is one of the first things to be affected when it comes to too much sitting.
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