1/25/2019
Ira Feinstein, MFA
Ira Feinstein, MFA
Ira Feinstein: Tell us a little bit about your background and how you got to the Feldenkrais Method.
Johanna Rayman: I’d always had an interest in movement, but it was something I kept separate from my professional life as a social worker. Around 2003, I felt pulled to find a way to integrate my interest of movement into what I loved about being a social worker.
I didn’t discover the method until I became unable to manage my chronic back and neck pain and someone recommended it.
To read entire article, click on title link above.
Johanna Rayman: I’d always had an interest in movement, but it was something I kept separate from my professional life as a social worker. Around 2003, I felt pulled to find a way to integrate my interest of movement into what I loved about being a social worker.
I didn’t discover the method until I became unable to manage my chronic back and neck pain and someone recommended it.
To read entire article, click on title link above.
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In Touch is the newsletter of the Feldenkrais Guild® of North America and serves the Guild’s membership. In Touch's mission is to foster the competency of our members through communications that educate, guide, and inspire members on topics related to the IFF Competency Profile. All articles reflect the individual views of the authors if signed, and the view of the editorial staff, if unsigned. Unless an article explicitly states that it is reporting a Guild policy, it does not reflect any official point of view adopted by Feldenkrais Guild® of North America.
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In Touch welcomes articles that support and promote the practice of the Feldenkrais Method® of somatic education. These will be given priority for publication. Articles will be reviewed by FGNA staff, which reserves the right to approve submissions and to decide in which section they will be published.
The Editor reserves the right to edit submissions for length and clarity, in cooperation with the submitting author(s). We ask that articles be limited to 1,500 words, although we will make exceptions when necessary. Submissions of an editorial nature will be published as "Letters to the Editor" and limited to 500 words. Responses to the contents of previous issues will likewise be printed as "Letters to the Editor" and subject to the same limitations.
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In Touch welcomes articles that support and promote the practice of the Feldenkrais Method® of somatic education. These will be given priority for publication. Articles will be reviewed by FGNA staff, which reserves the right to approve submissions and to decide in which section they will be published.
The Editor reserves the right to edit submissions for length and clarity, in cooperation with the submitting author(s). We ask that articles be limited to 1,500 words, although we will make exceptions when necessary. Submissions of an editorial nature will be published as "Letters to the Editor" and limited to 500 words. Responses to the contents of previous issues will likewise be printed as "Letters to the Editor" and subject to the same limitations.
Please proofread and copy edit your writing before submitting it. You may be asked to provide verification of statements of “fact” before publication. In Touch is not responsible for typographical errors or inaccuracies. We are not responsible for the safekeeping of unsolicited materials. Articles must include a suggested title and author credit as you would like it to appear in the newsletter.
Materials deemed inflammatory, judgmental, or in poor taste will not be considered for publication.
Submissions Information:
All submissions and questions should go to the news@feldenkraisguild.com.