Come out to visit us this Saturday, June 2nd, during the Academy Rd Street Fair!
Bring family and friends and come visit us!
FREE 30 min Demos. Space is limited so come 10 min early to make sure you get a spot.
Talk about pain issues @ 12 noon with Colin, Feldenkrais Instructor
Yoga for Disabilities @ 12 noon with Jenny
Reformer Pilates @ 1:30 pm with Linda
Visit us to book a FREE 30 min consultation and assessment. Visit us to get a FREE class pass.
Another great reason to MELT … A must read.
“Stiffer breast tissue creates an environment more prone to cancer by enabling the disease to interfere with the surrounding healthy cells, according to a recent study published in Biomaterials.”
Read on to learn how MELT can help.
Check out the ELDOA article written about us in the Sou’wester!
ELDOA is making an impact to people everywhere. Come to the studio and give it a try! Offered Monday’s @ 6pm, Wednesday’s @ 10:30am.
Read about how Feldenkrais plays a part in healing the brain. Join us in the studio for Feldenkrais classes Saturday’s at 9 am. Drop-ins welcome!
What is it?
Feldenkrais functional integration lessons involve private sessions tailored to each person’s needs. Gentle non-invasive touch is usually performed with the student laying on a table. It’s a hands-on form of tactile, kinesthetic communication. While a massage therapist works with muscle and a chiropractor works with bones, these touch therapists work with the nervous system. Sessions happen with a therapist, but the Feldenkrais Method can be taught in groups.
Who is it for?
Cerebral palsy, stroke, multiple sclerosis, children born missing parts of the brain.
Why do scientists think it works?
The method is based on the fact that neural pathways to and from the brain are spread throughout the body. Feldenkrais believed that increasing our awareness of movement is key to refining our brain maps for movement. Many people with strokes or cerebral palsy develop spastic limbs that can’t move, making it difficult for them to develop mental maps to control fine movement. When a person is relaxed, touch and simple movements make it easier for the brain to create the mental maps needed to start moving properly. In essence, it’s using the body to talk to the brain through soft touch.
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Read about what Pilates has been teaching for years!
Structure and Distribution of an Unrecognized Interstitium in Human Tissues