Why are some Lessons
so potent that we perceive ourselves and possibilities anew?
"A Course of Change" introduces new, comprehensive ways of understanding
how lessons work. You will learn systemic maps that specify how we create
the conditions for learning. You will discover how to chart the complete span
of the compositional structure that underlies lessons and spells out Feldenkrais
teaching tactics. Putting these cognitive models to work in experiential exercises,
you develop the insight and skills necessary to consistently engage curiosity
and elicit compelling, lasting learning.
What Every
Practitioner Needs to Know
• Turn
“figuring out what to do” into a way to inspire curiosity and facilitate learning.
• Guide students to appreciate their problems and challenges in the
context of larger patterns.
• Learn to recognize and effectively use the seven aspects of movement.
• Deepen your sensibility and develop evocative, skillful touch.
• Transform roadblocks and set-backs into learning opportunities.
• Give memorable, meaningful lessons.
Watch a video introduction
to Trilogy
What are people
saying about Trilogy?
"The Trilogy let's us
get back to very basis of our learning as Feldenkrais practitioners.
It offers a fresh view on what it is that we actually do in ATM and FI.
With the SPIFFER structure, what we see becomes clearer and, together,
with the broad space given for practicing FI, more clarity in touch emerges." -Monika Vogelmann, Physician and Feldenkrais Practitioner,
Bad Segeberg, Germany
"Larry is a teacher who
teaches that it is individuals - and not groups - that learn. Thus learning
in The Trilogy not only takes place in the actual workshop day, but also
in the time between the segments. One gets great ideas for one's own process
while having a lot of fun learning!" -Corinna Eikmeier, Cellist, Musician and Feldenkrais Practitioner,
Hannover, Germany
"For me personally, enrolling in The Trilogy was an important step. But I only
discovered this after I had joined the training (after two sessions). Now my
work has new quality: I would say much more clarity in how I see and understand
the work and teach lessons." -Jacek Paszkowski, Physiotherapist and Feldenkrais Practitioner,
Warsow, Poland
"Larry showed me again with how much ease and fun learning can happen!" -Roswitha Rath, Feldenkrais Practitioner, Graz, Austria
"Thanks for the different models for guiding the learning process and supporting
the communication between practitioners. I have a new, much deeper understanding
of the method that is concrete and powerful. It's exciting to now know that my
understanding and skills are going to continue get better and better . . . feels
great. I already notice the impact of the 5 days on the ATMs that I gave yesterday
and the FIs today - that is amazing, really amazing!
Larry's way of teaching is fun, precise, extremely
open and at the same time guided by his past "errors,” that he generously shares.
I have become aware of the "things that I'll do wrong". It was especially great
in the second segment to use simple "well-known" moves in FI as a way to move
towards a deeper appreciation of technique, simpler & more efficient self-use
and to improve the quality of the dialogue between practitioner and student." -Lynn Bullock, Feldenkrais Practitioner, Paris, France
"I love Larry's models. His distillation of the method into recognizable categories
helps my teaching in so many ways: my ability to assess and understand movement
improves, my communication gets richer, I have a much larger palette of directions,
cues and teaching strategies to choose from, and I become better at guiding my
clients to discover aspect of themselves that they don't yet know. SPIFFER, the "Seven
C's," and the other maps from The Trilogy have given me a truer, deeper understanding
of the underpinnings of Feldenrkais lessons." -Frederick Schjang, Feldenkrais teacher and Pilates
instructor
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