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Explore interviews and conversations with Feldenkrais Method® practitioners, teachers, students, and other voices interested in movement, awareness, learning, and human development. These articles and recordings preserve personal experience and professional insight while keeping each speaker’s words and context clear.
Al Wadleigh joins Michael Waite on the Brain Shaman podcast to explore learning, movement, sensory awareness, skeletal support, rest, and imagination. Their conversation concludes with a guided Feldenkrais® lesson using the eyes, head, arms, and turning.
Moti Nativ discusses discovering an original copy of Moshe Feldenkrais’s *Jiu-Jitsu and Self Defense* and explains why he considers it the first expression of the Feldenkrais Method. He traces its instinctive-response principle through later Israeli self-defense systems and Moshe’s continuing emphasis on practical learning.
What changes when movement is approached as learning? In this conversation with Nicky, Al Wadleigh explains whole-person organization, the two forms of Feldenkrais lessons, and why slower movement can make more choices perceptible.
Al Wadleigh, Guild Certified Feldenkrais Practitioner, is interviewed by Robert Bowley for the Qigong Effect Summit.
In this “Out of Control” radio interview, Al Wadleigh explains Moshe Feldenkrais’s concept of self-image and its relationship to sensory and motor maps, awareness, posture, emotion, asymmetry, and movement. Host Tammy Lynn Davis also describes how private lessons changed her felt sense of support.
In this archival interview, Al Wadleigh and Richard Corbeil discuss voice as an activity of the whole person and explore how movement, sensation, articulation, posture, and attention can contribute to vocal learning. Achieving Excellence no longer sells the audio program that originally prompted the conversation.
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