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Photos © 2009 Barbara Hohenadl Heidelberg, Germany | Who is a FeldSciNetter?We welcome researchers, scholars, practitioners and others to explore FeldSciNet for resources that promote dialogue, networking, and collaboration regarding research activities related to the Feldenkrais Method® of somatic education. Become a member of FeldSciNetPersons with a deeper interest in these research activities should consider becoming a member of FeldSciNet. Members, or FeldSciNetters, have access to profiles detailing the interests, qualifications, and experiences of other members. FeldSciNetters can start and participate in project development forums, and submit articles and book reviews. (Note that some of these functions are under development.) Opportunities for members will grow as FeldSciNet grows. Click here to apply to become a FeldSciNetter. Directory SearchAll users of FeldSciNet can search the members directory to locate persons interested in selected research topics. Members who login have access to full profiles. Click here to find FeldSciNetters who have research interests complementary to your own. |
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Embodying Neuroscience: The Feldenkrais Method® in Human Development, Performance and Health. Join us in the San Francisco Bay Area Thursday, August 30 - Friday, August 31, 2012 for the 2-day Esther Thelen Research Symposium followed by the Feldenkrais Method® Annual Conference Friday, August 31 - Wednesday, September 5, 2012. Click here for more information. Share your research and scholarship with us at the symposium. More information about the outstanding symposium program and the call for research abstracts, deadline extended to July 3, 2012, is available here . The purpose of FeldSciNet is to promote collaboration between the Feldenkrais Method® community and interested scientists, scholars and researchers. More … FeldSciNet, or Feldenkrais® Science Network, is a project of the Esther Thelen, Ph.D., G.C.F.P. Research and Education Fund of the Feldenkrais® Educational Foundation of North America (FEFNA). More … The Thelen Fund is named in honor of developmental psychologist Esther Thelen, Ph.D., G.C.F.P. The objectives of this fund reflect Esther Thelen’s commitments to principled scientific inquiry, professional and personal development, and translational actions that foster societal change. More … Become a supporter of the Thelen Fund today. Here's how … |
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