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Finding Strength Through Softness

Finding Strength Through Softness DATE: Thursday 28th July 2015, 7.00pm – 9.00pmPRESENTER: Jodie Krantz, Physiotherapist, Feldenkrais Practitioner and President of the Australian Feldenkrais Guild (WA Division) Read More VENUE: Mt Hawthorn Community Centre – Lesser Hall – 197 Scarborough Beach…

Physiotherapist Jodie Krantz presenting at a workshop

Introduction to the Feldenkrais Method: ‘New Light on Old Patterns’

Introduction to the Feldenkrais Method: ‘New Light on Old Patterns’ On Tuesday 11th November,  Perth Physiotherapist Jodie Krantz from Free2Move in Mt Hawthorn presented a 2 hour workshop to recently graduated Physios at the Australian Physiotherapy Association branch office. Fourteen Perth Physiotherapists,…

a group of 5 men and women laying on their backs holding one knee as part of a Feldenkrais exercise in a big room

Learning easy graceful movement through Feldenkrais

Feldenkrais is about the impossible becoming possible, the possible
easy and the easy graceful. Difficulties such as aches and pains or limitations in our strength, flexibility or coordination can motivate us to find new ways of moving that reduce the strain and restore a sense of
wellbeing.

going up river in a long boat in Borneo

Jodie in Borneo February 2014

Feldenkrais in the heart of Borneo. I recently had the privilege of travelling with Malaysian friends into the heart of the Borneo jungle to the land of the headhunters.

anatomical vector diagram of tennis elbow

Golfer’s Elbow

Golfer’s Elbow Golfer’s Elbow (Medial Epicondylitis) is far less common that Tennis Elbow and affects the muscles which attach to the inner aspect of your elbow. These muscles that move the wrist and fingers and are involved in gripping and…

man bending over with hand on his back in pain

Arthritis

Don't let arthritis pain stop you from exercising or losing weight! At Free2Move many clients with OA, RA, Fibromyalgia and other forms of arthritis attend our exercise programmes every week.

A teenage woman bending her elbow showing her joint hypermobility

Joint Hypermobility Syndrome

Joint Hypermobility Syndrome Have you ever suspected that you are ‘double jointed’? Do you have a history or frequent sprains and strains, or clicky joints, going back to when you were a child? Then read on, as you may have…

Vector illustration of a Normal spinal disc on the left side and a herniated disc with nucleus pulposis bulging and compressing nerve root on the right side

Lumbar Disc Injury Overview

Lumbar Disc Injury Overview What is a Lumbar Disc Injury What is a lumbar disc injury? What’s the difference between a disc bulge a disc herniation and a disc prolapse? Disc injuries are one of the most common causes of…