Mental Wellness Videos

© International Feldenkrais® Federation. Produced by Marcela Bretschneider. All rights reserved.

© International Feldenkrais® Federation. Produced by Marcela Bretschneider. All rights reserved.

© International Feldenkrais® Federation. Produced by Marcela Bretschneider. All rights reserved.

© International Feldenkrais® Federation. Produced by Marcela Bretschneider. All rights reserved.

Baby Liv is back, doing what babies do during their first year of life. It is these first beginnings that form the initial pieces that someone would learn while doing a Feldenkrais Awareness Through Movement Lesson. Finding the floor under you, finding the support the environment gives you so that you can move, repetition that is driven by curiosity and exploration so that action can begin to be effortless and more refined. This piece of baby development forms a major foundation of the work of Moshe Feldenkrais and his method, The Feldenkrais Method. This video clip is the beginning of a series of video clips that will be used to highlight the foundations and principles of The Feldenkrais Method. This has been compiled from a year of footage taken in Whistler, BC. Visit thenext25years.com for more information on the project.

This is a montage of a little baby named Liv doing what babies do during their first year of life. It is these first beginnings that form the initial pieces that someone would learn while doing a Feldenkrais Awareness Through Movement Lesson. Finding the floor under you, finding the support the environment gives you so that you can move, repetition that is driven by curiosity and exploration so that action can begin to be effortless and more refined. This piece of baby development forms a major foundation of the work of Moshe Feldenkrais and his method, The Feldenkrais Method. This video clip is the beginning of a series of video clips that will be used to highlight the foundations and principles of The Feldenkrais Method. This has been compiled from a year of footage taken in Whistler, BC. Visit www.thenext25years.com for more information on the project.