Thoughtful Movements
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Welcome to the Thoughtful Movements podcast! My name is Joe Webster and I am a Feldenkrais Practioner. I also have 20 years of experience studying and teaching Tai Chi, Qi Gong, Meditation. In this podcast, I am offering recorded lessons that were taught during my online Feldenkrais class. The Feldenkrais Method is a mind-body practice that directs you through various movement sequences,..
Thoughtful Movements
7M ago
This is a series of lessons that Moshe Feldenkrais, the founder of the Feldenkrais Method, first taught in 1972 to a small group of psychologists, therapists and body workers at the Esalen Institute, the beating heart of the Human Potential movement.
The lessons represent a wide range of human functioning and Moshe's knowledge and skill is often on show as he guides people through 42 different lessons of varying degree of difficulty. I cannot do justice to the original lessons, and I am not copying them word for word.
I offer my own take on each lesson which benefits from my own experien ..read more
Thoughtful Movements
7M ago
This is a series of lessons that Moshe Feldenkrais, the founder of the Feldenkrais Method, first taught in 1972 to a small group of psychologists, therapists and body workers at the Esalen Institute, the beating heart of the Human Potential movement.
The lessons represent a wide range of human functioning and Moshe's knowledge and skill is often on show as he guides people through 42 different lessons of varying degree of difficulty. I cannot do justice to the original lessons, and I am not copying them word for word.
I offer my own take on each lesson which benefits from my own experien ..read more
Thoughtful Movements
7M ago
This is a series of lessons that Moshe Feldenkrais, the founder of the Feldenkrais Method, first taught in 1972 to a small group of psychologists, therapists and body workers at the Esalen Institute, the beating heart of the Human Potential movement.
The lessons represent a wide range of human functioning and Moshe's knowledge and skill is often on show as he guides people through 42 different lessons of varying degree of difficulty. I cannot do justice to the original lessons, and I am not copying them word for word.
I offer my own take on each lesson which benefits from my own experien ..read more
Thoughtful Movements
7M ago
This is a series of lessons that Moshe Feldenkrais, the founder of the Feldenkrais Method, first taught in 1972 to a small group of psychologists, therapists and body workers at the Esalen Institute, the beating heart of the Human Potential movement.
The lessons represent a wide range of human functioning and Moshe's knowledge and skill is often on show as he guides people through 42 different lessons of varying degree of difficulty. I cannot do justice to the original lessons, and I am not copying them word for word.
I offer my own take on each lesson which benefits from my own experien ..read more
Thoughtful Movements
7M ago
This is a series of lessons that Moshe Feldenkrais, the founder of the Feldenkrais Method, first taught in 1972 to a small group of psychologists, therapists and body workers at the Esalen Institute, the beating heart of the Human Potential movement.
The lessons represent a wide range of human functioning and Moshe's knowledge and skill is often on show as he guides people through 42 different lessons of varying degree of difficulty. I cannot do justice to the original lessons, and I am not copying them word for word.
I offer my own take on each lesson which benefits from my own experien ..read more
Thoughtful Movements
7M ago
This is a series of lessons that Moshe Feldenkrais, the founder of the Feldenkrais Method, first taught in 1972 to a small group of psychologists, therapists and body workers at the Esalen Institute, the beating heart of the Human Potential movement.
The lessons represent a wide range of human functioning and Moshe's knowledge and skill if often on show as he guides people through 42 different lessons of varying degree of difficulty. I cannot do justice to the original lessons, and I am not copying them word for word.
I offer my own take on each lesson which benefits from my own experien ..read more
Thoughtful Movements
7M ago
This is a series of lessons that Moshe Feldenkrais, the founder of the Feldenkrais Method, first taught in 1972 to a small group of psychologists, therapists and body workers at the Esalen Institute, the beating heart of the Human Potential movement.
The lessons represent a wide range of human functioning and Moshe's knowledge and skill if often on show as he guides people through 42 different lessons of varying degree of difficulty. I cannot do justice to the original lessons, and I am not copying them word for word.
I offer my own take on each lesson which benefits from my own experien ..read more
Thoughtful Movements
7M ago
This is a series of lessons that Moshe Feldenkrais, the founder of the Feldenkrais Method, first taught in 1972 to a small group of psychologists, therapists and body workers at the Esalen Institute, the beating heart of the Human Potential movement.
The lessons represent a wide range of human functioning and Moshe's knowledge and skill if often on show as he guides people through 42 different lessons of varying degree of difficulty. I cannot do justice to the original lessons, and I am not copying them word for word.
I offer my own take on each lesson which benefits from my own experien ..read more
Thoughtful Movements
7M ago
This is the introductory lesson to a series of lessons that Moshe Feldenkrais, the founder of the Feldenkrais Method, taught in 1972 to a small group of psychologists, therapists and body workers at the Esalen Institute, the beating heart of the Human Potential movement.
The lessons represent a wide range of human functioning and Moshe's knowledge and skill if often on show as he guides people through 42 different lessons of varying degree of difficulty. I cannot do justice to the original lessons, and am not trying to copy them word for word.
I offer my own take on each less ..read more
Thoughtful Movements
3y ago
This is a series of lessons that Moshe Feldenkrais, the founder of the Feldenkrais Method, first taught in 1972 to a small group of psychologists, therapists and body workers at the Esalen Institute, the beating heart of the Human Potential movement.
The lessons represent a wide range of human functioning and Moshe's knowledge and skill is often on show as he guides people through 42 different lessons of varying degree of difficulty. I cannot do justice to the original lessons, and I am not copying them word for word.
I offer my own take on each lesson which benefits from my own experien ..read more