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Based on the teachings of engineer/physicist Dr. Feldenkrais
About Movement Re-Education Appointments
Joyce Kegeles offers a high-end bodywork, an extremely gentle, subtle, yet profound manipulation on a table, fully clothed.
This movement re-education prevents and reverses injury by shifting us out of unnecessary habitual patterns in our motor cortex. Our brain can quickly adopt more efficient movement, automatically replacing immobilities, compensations, pain and stiffness with comfort, assuredness, higher posture and an easy elegance.
Joyce's work has helped people to improve back, joint and foot problems, sciatica, minor brain injury and stroke. She has also helped athletes, musicians, dancers and artists to attain peak performance and creativity.
Thursdays 11am-4pm
$150 - 1-hour appointment
$675 - 5-session package (10% off)
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If you'd like to schedule a free discovery call (15-min) with Joyce prior to working together, click the button below to email her.
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1991 Joyce graduated a four-year NJ/NY Feldenkrais training, a method of movement re-education and brain plasticity. She then devotedly attended eight further years of training in MA. Through her teaching, she inspired many students to attend the Boston area trainings to become practitioners. Along with her practice, she also hosted/produced a cable TV program, "Your Body Works," offering weekly Feldenkrais classes for the public.
She was led to this work as a natural extension of her lifelong dance background. She taught modern dance and performed with an improvisational dance theater company, and maintains an abiding passion for African dance, music and culture, inspired by African dance courses while a college dance major. She lived in Senegal through a Worcester Art Museum grant to study traditional West African dance. After personal loss, Joyce is grateful to the Heart Rose Club community for the warm welcome.