Presenter(s)Chava Shelhav-Silberbush, Ph.D. (1971) Date
Jul 24, 2010 |
Conference 2010 2010 Conference Workshop Open To: Public / Practitioners / Trainees
Time(s): Cost: $115 |
The ways infants perceive, organize and process information directly affect the development of their movement skills and the ways they relate to their environment. In recent years we are witness to a growing number of children requiring special education services, as early as in kindergarten. Supporting infants and their parents on this critical journey influences infants’ physical, social and emotional adjustments throughout their life span. The Child’Space Method emphasizes the importance of stimulating all biological systems in the critical developmental period of the newborn up to independent walking. Involving the parents in this process is at the heart of the method and an essential component of its success.
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Dr. Chava Shelhav (1971) was one of Dr. Moshe Feldenkrais’ first assistants both in Israel and abroad, and worked with him at the Feldenkrais Institute in Israel. She is the founder of the Child’Space Method, and has led training programs in Israel, Amsterdam and Chicago.
http://www.feldenkrais-shelhav.com/
Feldenkrais Guild® of North America
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Loyola University of Chicago
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