Tiffany Sankary, Feldenkrais Practitioner

Somerville, United States

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Specialties

Feldenkrais Awareness Through Movement® (ATM):

Verbally guided movement sequences, which help to clarify fundamental biological movement patterns and bring us closer to our optimum functioning as human beings. By slowing down, reducing your effort, and becoming aware of your habits in movement, more of your whole self becomes involved in every action. Previously unseen possibilities become available. Your system becomes more efficient and free to move with ease and spontaneity. For most, a difference can be felt after one lesson. Repeated regular attendance deepens your sensitivity and ability to integrate these profound shifts into your everyday movement and life.

Functional Integration® (FI):

The hands-​on version of the Feldenkais Method. Gentle, yet powerful neuromuscular re-​patterning that helps individuals access their potential for movement and living. Tiffany tailors the lessons to each individual’s needs and interests. These lessons are an excellent compliment to ATM lessons.

History

Established in 2006.

Tiffany graduated from a four year Feldenkrais professional training program in 2006. She became certified to teach Awareness Through Movement in 2004.

Meet the Business Owner

Tiffany S.

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Tiffany Sankary is a Guild Certified Feldenkrais Practitioner based in Boston, MA. (Cambridge, Somerville, Watertown, and downtown Boston).

Tiffany’s background as a visual artist informs her approach to the Feldenkrais Method. Curiosity, exploration and creativity are the the core of her practice. The integration of the changes she personally experienced from the Feldenkrais Method led her to dance, yoga and Authentic Movement. She has worked with a variety of populations including, dancers, athletes, seniors, and those who struggle with body image, neurological difficulties, eating disorders, and chronic pain.