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What's Moving?

Linda Flanders was elected to public office in Goodhue County, MN. She will serve as a County Commissioner in a rural part of the state, as the first female Commissioner in more than 20 years, and only the second woman on the Commission in its 150-year history. Be sure to watch for the December issue of SenseAbility to learn how Linda used her training in the Feldenkrais Method® of somatic education to run a successful campaign and chart a course for intelligent actions in local government.  

Bob Schlesinger's newest jazz CD, Brushstrokes, is nearing completion and will be ready for release in December. Bob says, "Besides affecting my 'instrument that plays the instrument,' facilitating my creativity for composing and improv, one thing that I keep returning to is Moshe's idea of 'avowed and unavowed dreams.' It never occurred to me that I might someday be recording with my heroes.  It wasn't on the bucket list. And now, here I am." For more information and sound clips from our favorite jazz pianist (did you hear him at the Boulder conferences in 2009 and 2019?) visit Bob's website. 
 

 

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• What Happens In Vagal Doesn't Stay in Vagal: The Feldenkrais Method 's impact on parasympathetic response through touch and movement

  • Wednesday, August 14, 2019
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  Elinor Silverstein presented What Happens In Vagal Doesn't Stay in Vagal: The Feldenkrais Method 's impact on parasympathetic response through touch and movement at the Movement and Cognition Conference at Tel Aviv University, July 22-24. 

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• Feldenkrais Research Journal Volume 6 Launched!

  • Wednesday, August 14, 2019
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  Feldenkrais Research Journal Volume 6 Launched! New open source/open access format for journal features articles on Feldenkrais Method, arts and creative process. Check it out here.

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• Article: Baring the Bones: Making the Shift from a Muscular to a Skeletal Paradigm in Voice

  • Friday, June 14, 2019
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  Robert Sussuma's article, Baring the Bones: Making the Shift from a Muscular to a Skeletal Paradigm in Voice Training, was published in the February 2019 issue of Voice and Speech Review. You can read the introduction here. Additionally, he will present a workshop at the Pan European Voice Conference (PEVoC) in Copenhagen, Denmark, August 2019, FROM THE GROUND UP: Exploring and Optimizing the Elusive Foot/Voice Connection.

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