Feldenkrais-Methode
distinguish between meaningful doing and superfluous struggling

"There are moments in life and on stage when everything is perfect. All the details such as awareness, power, balance, timing, rhythm, emotion, thought and sensation appear in the right proportions. Our action is easy, effective and attractive for ourselves and for the people watching us - magic moments. The Feldenkrais Method offers a good environment for learning to create these moments consciously.
Small and effortless movements stimulate our ability to learn and expand our self-perception. You investigate how you organise your movement and how you may optimise it through small changes. You learn to distinguish between meaningful doing and exhausting struggling.
The increasing improvement of your self-awareness enables you to trace your own habits and to act more unrestrictedly.“

Claudia Mader about her work
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Claudia Mader
Claudia Mader is theatre artist and Feldenkrais teacher. She is working as movement coach and artistic assistant to artists including Akemi Takeya (Austria) and the Teatro de Ciertos Habitantes (Mexico) and is creating own performance works. Between 1988 and 1997 she has lead the "Carpa Theater" (Vienna) along with Miguel Gaspar. She has been teaching Feldenkrais for groups and single work since 2000. As an active member of the Austrian Feldenkrais Association she is a representative for the International Feldenkrais Federation. As a member of the Feldenkrais Studiengesellschaft Vienna she organises further trainings and open workshops and is part of the logistic team of Feldenkrais educations in Vienna. She has been teaching in institutions for actors‘ education as well as for the TaiChi and ChiGong education at the Shambhala Society in Vienna and is teaching at ImPulsTanz since 2003.