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by Felicia N. Trujillo (Author)
Through the window of the newest technology, neuroscientists are astounded to discover that babies actually create their own neural pathways by their play within their environment. This means that as an infant, you created all of your abilities to see, to speak, to move, to rest, to love, and to unfold as an individual. This astounding approach guides you to recalibrate your muscle tension, releasing muscle spasm, and reclaiming your innate healthy patterns of movement. This internationally popular course will provide you with the "neural language" to address a wide variety of back pains, as well as the problems that may affect your jaw, neck, shoulders, hips, knees, and feet. As a companion to the recordings of Your First MovesTM, Felicia has created the innovative Your First Moves JournalTM, that features detailed illustrations for easy reference, and journal questions to encourage your participation with each class, as well as to record the specific benefits you may discover. The Journal also encourages you to note your own observations as you explore the "somatic koanS" of how you can become a "merciful master" of your own body and of "increasing the level of pleasure and joy that you can endure."
Author Biography
Santa Fe native Felicia N. Trujillo met Dr. Moshe Feldenkrais in 1975 and through private sessions with him and his associates was able to avoid surgery for TMJ and spina bifida She subsequently trained with Dr.Feldenkrais and his Trainers, graduating in Israel in 1983. Soft-spoken, encouraging and humorous, Felicia is from a lineage of storytellers--Native American, English, Scot, Spanish and Welsh. Her background as a naturopath, patient advocate, medical illustrator, and health educator contribute to her expertise in teaching the public, performance artists, and health professionals. As a popular teacher in her San Francisco practice and in International Feldenkrais(R) Professional Trainings, Felicia taught in Australia, New Zealand, and the US, being featured in articles in all three countries.
