Mary Lou Stanley to teach new Feldenkrais Workshop on Dynamic Sitting at Vancouver School Board

Join Mary Lou Stanley, Certified Feldenkrais Teacher and Registered Physical Therapist, for an afternoon of Feldenkrais exercises focused on sitting. This 3 hour workshop will consist of exercises sitting in a chair and lying on the floor which will facilitate discovery of better skeletal support and...

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Mary Lou Stanley to teach Feldenkrais - Awareness Through Movement Classes at Sacred Space Studio in Vancouver

Where:
Sacred Space Studio – 3574 West 4^th Ave (1 ½ blocks east of Alma and West 4^th in Kitsilano)

When:
January 19 – March 8, 2012 Thursday afternoons:  1:30 – 2:30 p.m.

Class size limited to 10 students
Series of 8 classes:  $128
Drop in $20 (space permitting)

Pre-registration required.

To register and for more information contact Mary Lou Stanley at maryloustanley@jerichophysio.com or (604) 228-1474.

Watch a great video on the Feldenkrais Method at: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e_i5QuIqcQo     

Mary Lou Stanley is a Registered Physical Therapist and Certified Feldenkrais Teacher working at Jericho Sports and Orthopedic Physiotherapy Clinic.  She offers individual Feldenkrais sessions at Jericho Physiotherapy and teaches group Feldenkrais classes at the Vancouver School Board and Sacred Space Studio.  For more information on Mary Lou visit the Therapist page of this website.

Mary Lou Stanley to teach Feldenkrais - Awareness Through Movement Classes at Sacred Space Studio in Vancouver

Where: Sacred Space Studio – 3574 West 4th Ave When: Sep29 – Dec1 (1:30 – 2:30 p.m.)

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Mary Lou Stanley Announces...

A new series of Feldenkrais ® Awareness through Movement Classes With Mary Lou Stanley PT (Certified Feldenkrais Practitioner)

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Happy Feet

Do you suffer from painful fee that make you feel tired and affect the quality of your life? Your feet support the weight of your body against gravity and are intricately involved with locomotion. Each foot has 26 bones which form multiple joints. These are supported by joint capsules and ligaments as well as numerous muscle and tendon attachments.

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