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Larry Goldfarb's popular introductory article (available in seven languages).

In my referral logs for the site, I found this article written by a computer science professor who found Feldenkrais in working out his RSI. A great description from a client's point of view.

From the International Feldenkrais Federation Website.

This document constitutes a more interesting description of the Method than the title may suggest.

If you are a practitioner and can read feldyforum, then you have benefited as I have from Eva Laser's challenging and illuminating posts there. If you read Swedish, then I envy that you can benefit more than I can from her site. Her page of English, linked to here, has two marvellous "case studies" if you scroll to the bottom. And many more articles in English to download at http://www.somatik.se/in-english.asp.

Yvan Joly, a Feldenkrais trainer in Montreal with a distinct philosophical approach to the Method, has an excellent resource of his writings in many languages. See "ARTICLES" link in the left menu.

A good collection of readings can be found here.

There is a rich resource of materials here, some of them (unfortunately) posted rather oddly, with teasers and more links.

German Rolfer Robert Schliep maintains a website with rich resources for anyone exploring in the field of somatic education.

Feldenkrais trainer Larry Goldfarb was doing his PhD in kinesiology at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign at the same time I was doing mine there in philosophy. But this was before I had ever heard of Feldenkrais.

You can find his dissertation on-line at the IFF Research Journal: http://iffresearchjournal.org/en/volume/2/goldfarb.

This is a delightful resource from the British Library.

Wonderful, high quality images from historical works of anatomy from around the world.