Margaret Kaye Feldenkrais

07/12/2025

UPDATE - CORRECT LINK BELOW Last class in 2025 = FREE + jump in early for 2026 -

Remaining Classes in 2025

If you've signed up classes this term you're already receiving a free class - so bring a friend this week, so everyone can enjoy the benefits of Feldenkrais.

If you haven't been to a class yet, we'd love to invite you to come along to a free trial class, too!

Classes are on Wednesday's at 6pm and on Friday's at 8am and will finish up THIS WEEK - so please come along if you are keen!

PLUS 2026 group classes are now available to book - 11 classes for the price of 10! PLUS if you book before the end of 2025, we are offering a 10% discount on 11 week series bookings - enter EARLYBIRD at checkout.
Concession tickets are also available for all classes.
Click on the link:
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04/12/2025

04/12/2025

30/11/2025

https://www.facebook.com/share/p/17oMFhPoDa/?mibextid=wwXIfr

We often think of the mind as housed in the brain, with the body as its vehicle—a view shaped by Western philosophy’s emphasis on the mental over the physical.

But Stanford psychologist Barbara Tversky disagrees. In this exclusive IAI interview, Tversky argues thinking is not just something the mind does; it’s something the body is.

The movements of our limbs, the gestures we make, even our orientation in space, don’t just support thought—they are its architecture.

"So the gestures are somehow facilitating not just the words but the thinking. And that's a bit of a mystery to me, why movements of the body seem to be core to thinking," argues Tversky.

Tap the link to read more about why thinking is embodied, spatial, and outside your head: https://iai.tv/articles/your-body-thinks-as-much-as-your-mind-auid-3282

28/11/2025

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23/11/2025

The silly season is nearly here, we've got gifts to bring you cheer - CLICK ON THE LINK FOR MORE:
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11/11/2025

‘Walking Easily! Bend/ curve the ribs while walking’.
*Head remains in the centre.
**Lift one heel to rest on the toes: the pelvis lifts on that side too. *The ribs fold a little.
*Now your weight is on the opposite leg.
*Then you swing the active leg forward, heel to toes.
*And the heel behind you lifts as you switch sides.
*Repeat, repeat, repeat.
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29/10/2025

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26/10/2025

® ® Or you can be both! Interesting and into resting! 🤩

23/10/2025

Walking diagonally: Opposites. Right arm and shoulder come forward and left knee and pelvis come forward. Then switch to the other sides. ® ®