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I sit down with Dr. Jeff Haller to discuss The Feldenkrais Method. Jeff shows us how it's more than a remedy for stiff hips and back pain. It's fundamentally a way to harness the creative potential of the human organism and restore our emotional dignity. This is a powerful conversation you don't want to miss.
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