Feldenkrais practitioner and medical journalist
A passion for somatic practice and evidence-based insight
After many years of working as a science and medical journalist, I’ve retrained as a Feldenkrais practitioner. I’m still writing – and also building a practice in West Hampstead.
I offer an Awareness Through Movement (ATM) in person class twice weekly in NW6 – and also see people one to one.
I’m currently studying the Science of Somatics, an online course run by leading neuroscientists. I am thrilled to discover that somatics – and the Feldenkrais Method in particular – is increasingly recognised as an evidence-based practice that addresses some of our most intractable health problems chronic pain, balance and falling, mental health and healthy ageing.
Feldenkrais practice
‘The aim is a body that is organised to move with minimum effort and maximum efficiency – not by building muscular strength but by increasing awareness of how your body works’ – Moshe Feldenkrais.
“Jane’s interest and enthusiasm for learning, for sharing, for developing her own way of working is infectious, refreshing, and makes for sessions which I enjoy enormously – and which most certainly are helping with undoing the stiffness in my neck and spine, encouraging my body to re-align much more comfortably. The last couple of years have been pretty ghastly in terms of pain when walking or standing -plantar fasciitis and achilles tendonitis – and both of these have pretty much completely disappeared in the time which I’ve been working with Jane. All I can say is, How lucky am I! – because the lessons really have helped, quietly and softly and gently – Jenny, 78.
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