IFF Committee Wants Change. The Holy Ones Say “NO.”
Posted by nagster on July 3, 2010 in David Bersin, David Zemach-Bersin, Elizabeth Beringer, feldenkrais, feldenkrais guild, Feldenkrais History, FGNA, FGNA history, International Feldenkrais Federation, Paul Rubin
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(As Per the Script) Products that are still evolving, delivered to a market that is still emerging, using technology that is changing on a daily basis – Kent Foster, GTE Kent Foster is a business person talking about the ever changing economy of ideas that we live in. Unfortunately, the reality of that world has [...]
Feldenkrais Trainings: How Many Graduates Start a Practice?
Posted by nagster on January 2, 2010 in blog, feldenkrais podcast, Feldenkrais Research, theory, Paul Rubin
Have you ever wondered how many people graduate from Feldenkrais Trainings on a yearly basis? Curious how many of those people actually start practices? Paul Rubin’s Answer Last month on the FeldyForum, Feldenkrais Trainer Paul Rubin stated his belief that most people who graduate from a Feldenkrais professional training program end up using the work [...]
