Early bird speaks of Spring!


Enjoy these conversations. And dream of Vermont with us in April.


Feldenkrais for the Dance and the Dancer

Jeff Haller & Lila Hurwitz in conversation with choreographer Bebe Miller.

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The Coordination Cascade: How Feldenkrais works with the brain.

Roger Russell unfolds the "Neuro-Logical," Concise and Practical Theory of the Feldenkrais Method.

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The early bird gets a jump on spring! Join us in Vermont, April 14–19.

Serious fun in a beautiful setting, surrounded by fellow creatives, performers, and movers!


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