Feldenkrais® and Occupational Therapy services with
Jutta Brettschneider MS OTR/L and GCFP
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Freeing your wings: a Feldenkrais retreat afternoon for your neck, shoulders and back
December 15 from 2-5 pm in the Yoga Space in Hyattsville
more details and registration under upcoming events
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Weekly Awareness Through Movement Class Tuesdays at 6 pm.
PLEASE NOTE THE EARLIER STARTTIME!!!
Drop in or sign up for a series!
in the Yoga Space in 4206 Gallatin St, Hyattsville, MD 20781 (more details and registration under upcoming events )
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A special way to celebrate winter solistice:
Join our third BONES FOR LIFE IN NATURE walk in the Arboretum on December 22th at 10am
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Feldenkrais®
Improve your coordination, learn to move easier and efficiently in your daily life
Available as hands on individual lessons (Functional Integration®) and verbally guided group lessons (Awareness through Movement®)
Self-pay or as part of an occupational therapy intervention
Occupational Therapy
Regain your Daily Living Skills and discover strategies to adjust to life changes
Available in individual sessions customized to your needs
Guidance for Family Members and Caregivers
In -network-providerwith Blue Cross Blue Shield
and Medicare B
Occupational Therapy and Feldenkrais Work Together
With the Feldenkrais® method of somatic education, you will learn to move more easily, efficiently, and less painfully. You will learn a lot about your actions and your body, your thinking and your habits. Feldenkrais® works with the newest neuroplasticity research and the joy of movement. You will refine your kinesthetic sense and sensory awareness using gentle movements.
Occupational therapy assists in restoring function; adjusting and adapting to life changes; and finding alternative ways to perform daily activities. These include dressing, bathing, personal hygiene, eating, and meal preparation. You can also improve your sleep and rest habits, work performance. The goal is to promote health and participation in all aspects of life.
You and I Work Together as a Team
Both of these approaches are process oriented and build on your potential. I am always looking for the “Aha” moment as we work together and discover new joy in movement. Together we will explore ways to help you move more easily and function better in your environment.
Meet Jutta Brettschneider, OTR/L & GCFP
I am Jutta [speak: Yutah] and for nearly 35 years, I have been working creatively in collaboration with clients of all ages, backgrounds and physical and cognitive abilities to improve their quality of life. Having worked in the USA, Israel, Palestine and Germany, I have met wonderful people who have enriched my life in so many ways.
In Occupational Therapy (OT), I completed my undergraduate studies in Germany and my Advanced Master of Science in the USA, researching how to make therapy services better accessible to trauma survivors. In Feldenkrais, I completed a four-year training in Israel and conducted a case study with a 97 old student as my graduation project. and continue attending trainings in the USA and overseas to refine my practice. I am an adjunct faculty member at Howard University in Washington, DC and have given lectures and workshops at national and international conferences for last 15 years. Before I founded my practice, I had worked in a variety of inpatient and outpatient and community settings. I am looking forward to meeting you in the Movement Clinic!
The Movement Clinic in College Park
Is conveniently located on the ground floor in the Executive Building on Route 1 with free parking. Please enter from the upper (south) parking lot if you arrive by car or bike. You will be already in the second floor. Turn left after entering the building. Suite 207 is the first door to your right!
The building is also easy to reach with public transportation. Bus stops are in walking distance.
”What I’m after isn’t flexible bodies, but flexible brains. What I’m after is to restore each person to their human dignity. " Moshe Feldenkrais