Once upon a time...

When I was 14 years old, I wanted to become a development worker so that I could support social justice and peace in this world. I made plans and had big goals.
Nowadays, I have fewer plans and smaller goals. But social justice and peace are an essential part of my artistic exploration and my work as a Feldenkrais teacher.

What does the Feldenkrais Method and art have to do with social justice and peace?

In short: if we want peace and ethics in the world, we first need both within ourselves.

Find out more on the Dance.Dance and FELDENKRAIS® pages.

The truth and the story...

The body never lies, that has always fascinated me. We can hide, mask, play and evade with our words. The body is. In every moment. It stores every experience and tells it - even if we don't want to or can't hear it. It is the manifested subconscious and has its own logic.

The Feldenkrais Method is a craft for me. I use my hands to feel the logic of the person who comes to me. it is a dialog from body to body and, at best, happens effortlessly. It's a bit like dancing together.

As a storyteller, I have learned: “Listening is sensing.” Listening and sensing are inextricably linked and together they create a space in which the here and now can unfold. A space in which everything and everyone is. In the present and in the state of being, everything is connected. And that which is connected is free. Just like truth and fairy tales, listening and sensing, connectedness and freedom go hand in hand through the world.

Do you know the story of “the truth and the story”? If not, I will tell it to you one day. It has been with me for a very long time and has become like a good friend who always gives me support, understanding and peace.

I am happy to share the knowledge I have gained about body experience and I am delighted when I can help other people with this.