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Larry Goldfarb Feldenkrais Summit

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Larry Goldfarb, Ph.D.

Why does Lifelong Learning take so long? Neuroplasticity, perception, and prowess

Friday, May 4, 2018 at 12:30 pm. EST

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Hit a performance plateau you can’t break through?
Have limp that won’t leave you alone?
Want to learn something new?

Have you ever considered that successful training means that what you learned became involuntary? When the autopilot took control that makes it difficult, if not impossible, to change what you’re doing. In other words, your current capabilities are probably the greatest limit to living up to your potential. This is the unrecognized the double-sided nature of neuroplasticity: the brain’s ability to change means you can learn continuously yet the changes you’ve already made interfere with improving your coordination. 
 
In this interview, Dr. Goldfarb shows you how the Feldenkrais MethodⓇ of neurophysical education recognizes and resolves this perplexing puzzle. Combining contemporary theory with decades of practice, Larry reveals the secret of wresting control from the autopilot. You'll learn how to harness the processes built into your nervous system to move beyond your habits. That’s a game changer. Discover how to update your abilities, develop your dexterity, and do the things you want to do better than ever before.
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About Larry Goldfarb

Larry Goldfarb, Ph.D., is a multimedia author, movement scientist, and pioneering Feldenkrais® teacher and trainer. He was a student and colleague of Heinz von Foerster, trained with the founders of NLP, and is the founder of Mind In Motion. Larry currently directs the 5th Amsterdam International Feldenkrais teacher Training and serves on the faculty of programs around the world. Besides offering practitioner supervision, postgraduate courses, and mentor training programs, both in person and online, he maintains the private practice he started over 30 years ago in Santa Cruz, California. He is engaged in, and committed to, developing the international community of Feldenkrais teachers and students. Larry is known for his ability to demystify the method and his interest in each student’s learning.

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