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There are five parts to the application process:
  • fill out the form below;
  • email your response to the Application Questions;
  • send a reference from a Feldenkrais teacher if possible, otherwise from someone who knows you;
  • email a recent head-and-shoulders photo of yourself;
  • and finally, send a £50 application fee (bank details available on request).
If we accept you, the application fee will be applied to the first instalment of your training fees; if we do not accept your application, we will return the fee; if we accept you, but you do not begin the training, the fee will not be refunded.
 



 




 





 


Application Questions
  1. Briefly describe your experience with the Feldenkrais Method, including who you have worked with, what courses you have taken, and what interests you about the Feldenkrais Method.
  2. Why do you want to participate in this Feldenkrais Professional Training Programme? Include any information about yourself that you feel is important.
  3. The training programme can be demanding — physically, intellectually & emotionally. Are there any particular challenges you anticipate?
  4. Discuss how you imagine you will apply what you will learn in the training. Do you plan to integrate Feldenkrais into your present profession, use it for personal growth, practice Feldenkrais work with clients? We understand that your goal can change over time.
  5. Briefly describe your academic and professional education.
  6. Briefly describe your employment history.
  7. How else do you spend your time? Other interests? What gives you joy in life?

 

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