by Carl Ginsburg & Lucia Schuette-Ginsburg

Carl Ginsburg was one of Feldenkrais’s first American students and a leader in the early development of the Feldenkrais Method. Carl received his Ph.d in Chemistry facilitating a dynamic interplay between scientific practices, emerging systemic paradigms and the sensory based practice of the Feldenkrais Method. His book, The Intelligence of Moving Bodies written with his wife Lucia Schuette-Ginsburg, combines stories from their practice with reflections from multiple thought traditions. This investigation provides a new scientific grounding for answering how Somatic Methods and specifically the Feldenkrais Method, work successfully to solve human problems.

This new book offers ten easy-to-do Awareness Through Movement exercises which can be done either sitting in a chair or lying on the floor. The book includes special chapters on back pain posture sitting and ergonomics. Each exercise is completely illustrated.

"In order for you to take advantage of your body’s extraordinary ability to improve itself through sensory motor learning, you must give your brain an opportunity to detect and reduce the unnecessary, counterproductive muscular effort." —From The Book "Relaxercise"

By Mary Debono

Mary Debono is a successful Feldenkrais practitioner who works with both humans and animals. She creatively applies the principles of the Feldenkrais Method to her work with dogs creating simple and powerful process that can improve your dogs health and behavior.

by Tiffany Sankary

This best selling book contains 12 easy-to-follow Awareness Through Movement exercises for improving posture, flexibility, breathing, coordination. Each exercise concisely demonstrate Moshe's ideas while helping you to improve your movement habits and focus new dimensions of awareness, self-image, and human potential.

"In order to change our mode of action we must change the image of ourselves that we carry within us." —Dr. Moshe Feldenkrais, "Awareness Through Movement"

Working with the relationship of the eyes to the rest of the body can be a powerful means to improve physical organization and functioning. Jack Heggie has created this unique system for improving vision that integrates his experience with the Feldenkrais Method and the work of Dr. William Bates.

"The use of the eyes in movement is of great importance for individual well-being and good overall use of the body and mind..." —Jack Heggie, "The Use of The Eyes in Movement"

This innovative book teaches parents the natural developmental movement patterns that are the foundation for self-motivated learning and expressive communication in their baby's formative first year.

"The realization that genetics is not destiny and that environment is paramount to development carries a new opportunity for parents." —Thomas Verny, M.D.

by Beverly Stokes

A hands-on guide for communicating with babies in their first six months and nurturing their physical, social, and cognitive development, Your Self-Motivated Baby shows parents and other caregivers how to interact with very young infants and understand what they are expressing in their movements.

This manuscript of Chava's Master's Thesis includes two detailed case studies of her sessions with children with Cerebral Palsy. It is complete with detailed descriptions of 20 Functional Integration lessons, 41 photographs and theoretical and functional explanations of each lesson. Chava also provides an overview of different approaches to cerebral palsy, and the theory of Functional Integration as it relates to Cerebral Palsy.