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Feldenkrais® Research Journals and Resources
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International Feldenkrais Federation (IFF) Research Journals
Currently 5 Volumes of Journals containing Feldenkrais articles
The International Feldenkrais Federation (IFF) is the coordinating organization of Feldenkrais Guilds and Associations and other key Feldenkrais professional organizations worldwide. The IFF provides forums for the international community to meet and develop through constructive dialogue.
http://iffresearchjournal.org/
Maintained as an open-access Zotero group library. Zotero is a free, open-source research tool. The content is freely visible and searchable for all audiences.
https://feldenkrais-method.org/en/research/reference-database/
The Feldenkrais Guild of North America
http://www.feldenkraisguild.com/2016-journal
For 29 issues, The Feldenkrais Journal has continued to publish ... writing that probes the depths of what the Feldenkrais Method is and explores how its small movements can radically--almost magically--improve an individual's life. If you want to immerse yourself in the mystery of human potential, immerse yourself in this issue of The Journal.
The Feldenkrais Guild of North America
A publication of the Feldenkrais Educational Foundation of North America
The Feldenkrais Guild of North America
http://www.feldenkraisguild.com/article_section.asp?edition=1§ion=13
The Feldenkrais® Educational Foundation of North America (FEFNA) is a nonprofit, tax-exempt organization* dedicated to promoting understanding of the Feldenkrais Method. We accomplish this goal by supporting innovative research about the Feldenkrais Method and by publishing SenseAbility a quarterly newsletter of the Feldenkrais Method®.
A collection of ephemera: articles and posters about Dr. Feldenkrais and the Method
A collection of original press articles and posters.
International Feldenkrais Federation
https://feldenkrais-method.org/archive/collections/articles-and-documents/
Feldenkrais Forum
FVD Feldenkrais Verband Deutschland e.V. (Germany)
https://www.feldenkrais.de/verband/zeitschrift-feldenkraisforum
The association publishes its own magazine, the Feldenkrais forum . Designed by 2010 as a mere member magazine, the Feldenkrais forum can be subscribed to since 2011 by non-members. The journal is published four times a year.
FELDENKRAIS®. Tasks, Activities, Development of a New Profession
Vocational Profile commissioned by the German Feldenkrais Guild
Barbara Pieper, Sylvia Weise - Translated by Ilana Nevil
Movement Educators Rocky Mountain 1 FPTP Synopsis
The Movement Educators Rocky Mountain 1 (RM1) Feldenkrais® Professional Training Program began Monday, February 6th, 2006 and finished Friday, November 20th 2009. The Educational Director was the late Dennis Leri (1945–2016). The training schedule was 16 two-week segments, held in February, May, August, and November of each year. The training was held at the Denver Turnverein in Denver,Colorado.
Training staff: Educational Director: Dennis Leri Continuity Trainer: Diana Razumny Organizer: Efrem Razumny
Trainers: Dennis Leri, Diana Razumny, Katrin Smithback, Yvan Joly, Donna Blank, Alan Questel.
http://semiorganized.com/rm1/rm1synopsis.html
The material here is intended to support the recollections, development, and ongoing practice of the RM1 trainees. Other readers will ideally have personal experience in the Feldenkrais Method®training process, as the information and references here often have additional significance, meanings, nuance, or implications in a Feldenkrais Method® context. Note: If you use the Find button (left hand side under the 3 dots) you can search for items.
