Janet (My wife, also with CP), tried Feldenkrais a couple times, and it
seemed to work well.  Our insurance wouldn't pay for it, and we had to
travel 65 miles to the nearest Feldenkrais practitioner, so she didn't
keep it up.

Kendall
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-----Original Message-----
From: Magenta Raine [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
Sent: Monday, April 21, 2003 3:22 PM
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Subject: Re: News

No, no, no, Feldenkrais is the one where the touch is supposed to be as
light
as butter or a feather. I think you're thinking of Rolfing.  One web
site
that I know lists Feldenkrais teachers is; <A
HREF="www.Feldenkrais.com">www.Feldenkrais.com</A>

They also explain the idea behind the method.  Feldenkrais retrains your
nervous system, it can teach you easier ways to move, in a very gentle
way.

mag

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