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Article #238Feldenkrais repetitive stress injury workshop
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Date: Sun, 03 Sep 2000 20:56
Date: Sun, 03 Sep 2000 20:56
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LOW-STRESS COMPUTING Using awareness to avoid repetitive stress injury A Feldenkrais� workshop with Ralph Strauch Saturday & Sunday, Sept. 23-24, 2000, 10am-5pm. First Congregational Church of Evanston 1417 Hinman Ave, Evanston IL Fee: $190 This workshop will be geared to people engaged in repetitive tasks (e.g. musicians, athletes and computer users) and for Feldenkrais and other health care practitioners who work with them. Workshop attendees will gain an understanding of the role of unconscious habitual behaviors in repetitive stress injury (RSI). You will learn how to use self-awareness to change those behaviors, to reduce your vulnerability to RSI and to facilitate healing if RSI has already occurred. Ralph will also be available for individual consultationsand Functional Integration� lessons on Fri. Sept. 22, Mon. Sept. 25, Tues. Sept. 26. Fee: $85 Ralph Strauch, Ph. D., practices the Feldenkrais Method� in the Los Angeles area. He was trained by Dr. Moshe Feldenkrais, the originator of the Method, and has worked extensively with movement problems resulting from computer use and other repetitive activities. Ralph has an strong computer background, and was formerly a senior mathematician with the Rand Corporation. He is the author of "Low-Stress Computing" and "The Reality Illusion," and numerous articles on the role of awareness in being human. To learn more about Low-Stress Computing visit www.somatic.com/low-stress.html For administrative information or to schedule private sessions, contact Charlotte Palumbo at 773-561-8023 or <cpalumbo@juno.com> For information about workshop content Ralph Strauch at 310/454-8322 or <rstrauch@somatic.com> To register, send your check to Charlotte Palumbo 5044 N. Western Chicago, IL 60625 The terms Feldenkrais, Feldenkrais Method, and Functional Integration are registered service marks of the Feldenkrais Guild.
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