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| Help a Feldy out! |
| Wednesday, 16 June 2010 21:58 | |||
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Now she's a is Feldenkrais® practitioner committed to bringing the method to people with spinal cord injuries (SCI). You can learn more about her work at:
Cindy is starting a Ph.D. program to focus on: 1. Exploring how movement and sensation of people with SCI can be further enhanced. 2. Developing a series of movement education lessons for people with SCI. 3. Assessing the effect of these lessons on movement and quality of life. 4. Documenting her learning for the benefit of health professionals and people with SCI. She's raising money for her doctoral research. And you can help Cindy's scholarship fund without spending any money. All she needs is a few moments of your time online and a mouse click to vote for her on this year's AMP scholarship award. Participation in this competition is open only to New Zealanders, but ANYONE can vote. Help Cindy fund her project and get the word out about the method by voting here: After you're done voting, please help get the word out by asking your friends, colleagues and family to support Cindy, too. Please note that the competition is open until 31 July. But don't wait—vote now!
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When she was disabled ten years ago, Cindy Allison, MA, used the Feldenkrais Method