Feldenkrais Clinic Offers Low-Fee Services
The Feldenkrais Resources Center in Berkeley, California, is offering people with limited income the opportunity to benefit from the Feldenkrais Method at reduced fees ($25–$40). Trainers use gentle touch to guide clients through existing movement patterns to heighten body awareness and to explore alternative movement patterns. The goals are to find new ways of movement that reduce tension and pain; improve flexibility, balance, coordination and posture; and enhance self-image and well-being.
The Feldenkrais Method is a system of movement education created by Moshe Feldenkrais (1904–1984), a Russian Jew who trained in physics, judo and mechanical engineering before becoming an inventor, a consultant and, finally, a movement educator.
For more information about Feldenkrais or the Low Fee Feldenkrais clinic, see www.feldenkrais-resources.com.
Shirley Eichenberger-Archer, JD, MA
Shirley Eichenberger-Archer, JD, MA, is an internationally acknowledged integrative health and mindfulness specialist, best-selling author of 16 fitness and wellness books translated into multiple languages and sold worldwide, award-winning health journalist, contributing editor to Fitness Journal, media spokesperson, and IDEA's 2008 Fitness Instructor of the Year. She's a 25-year industry veteran and former health and fitness educator at the Stanford Prevention Research Center, who has served on multiple industry committees and co-authored trade books and manuals for ACE, ACSM and YMCA of the USA. She has appeared on TV worldwide and was a featured trainer on America's Next Top Model.
