Entries by happybones

Thursdays June 2020

__________________________________  Focusing on Borden Thursdays June 4. 11, 18. 25, 2020 3:30 pm (Pacific time) http://www.focusingonborden.com/workshops Jenna Chevalier,  Katarina Halm, Ann Johnston, Serge Prengel A four week series of free classes via zoom. These evenings will consist of an opening grounding exercise, a 45-minute class, followed by small group Focusing & Listening in breakout rooms. Click […]

“the fittest may also be the gentlest, because survival often requires mutual help and cooperation’ (Dobzhansky, 1962).

Our page dedicated to PolyVagal Model ~ Adapting to social distancing ~ Developing relational intricacies includes articles and resources. Here are a quote and list of section titles from a recent article by Stephen W. Porges. QUOTING PORGES ON DOBZHANSKY “the fittest may also be the gentlest, because survival often requires mutual help and cooperation’ (Dobzhansky, […]

Feldenkrais® Summit & Study Page

Upcoming Feldenkrais® FREE ONLINE Summit May 1 – May 10, 2020. Just TWO days away! Feldenkrais®-Summit-2020-Calendar purchase the ALL ACCESS PASS to receive dozens of downloadable Awareness Through Movement® lessons, audio and video interviews, panel discussions, study materials, transcripts, Follow this link to sign up for the full package. [Disclosure: if you use our links […]

Coronavirus Tomas Pueyo ~ Neil Dunaetz Reading & Discussion March 29 – April 2, 2020

Special Online Reading & Discussion “Coronavirus: The Hammer and the Dance:” A most recent article by Tomas Pueyo and invitation to join Neil Dunaetz in discussing it on Zoom. Sunday, March 29 – Thursday, April 2, 2020 9-11 am Pacific. Noon – 2 pm Eastern (attend one or more days) NOTING a second excellent article by Tomas Pueyo,   Neil […]

Study page ~ ‘The Weber-Fechner-Henneman Movement Optimization Cycle’  (Russell 2017)

  ABOUT ROGER RUSSELL: “Roger Russell, M.A., PT, trained with Moshé Feldenkrais in San Francisco, Amherst, and Israel (1975 – 1982). A movement scientist, physical therapist, and Feldenkrais trainer, he is co-director of the Feldenkrais-Zentrum in Heidelberg, Germany. Since 1975, he has been intrigued by the network of ideas, including neuroscience, which stands behind the […]