17/09/2026
When movement changes, it can change the way we experience everyday life 👇🏽
Living with Parkinson’s, MS, the effects of a stroke, or other neurological and movement challenges can mean adapting to changes in coordination, balance, mobility and the way familiar activities are approached 🧠👣👁️
🤍 The Feldenkrais Method® begins with a different question: What is possible for this person, right now? 🤍
Through gentle movement, touch and attention, Feldenkrais creates opportunities to explore different ways of moving, sensing and organising ourselves — without forcing a particular outcome.
Sessions can be adapted to each person’s abilities, interests and environment. Sometimes the exploration might involve something very simple: turning, reaching, shifting weight, sitting or standing. What matters is discovering options that are meaningful and relevant to everyday life.
And the person doesn’t have to explore this alone. Carers and family members can be part of the process, and Feldenkrais can work alongside other forms of care and support.
At the heart of the approach is something simple: seeing the person, not just the diagnosis.
Curiosity. Connection. Possibility. 🌿
Find a Feldenkrais practitioner near you through the Australian Feldenkrais Guild website 📍