Conclusion

As you can see after the treatise there is an important difference between taking a therapy and a learning process, for Moshe Feldenkrais he exposes in his book of potent self, "Man in his totality can move at once, to make it possible in all his situations, you need to learn to reach a state of power, in which you can adequately execute what you want "

Also consider that there are many methods that can achieve this, it is only that each person understands which method is the most appropriate and appropriate in each case. We also know that the person is indivisible and that acting is interacting with the environment so it forms a functional unit, so any method that only addresses a part of that functional whole, considers that it will be inefficient.

I consider at the same time that each person needs to take responsibility in each learning process or therapies that she wants to take, remembering that only she knows what their needs are and can she understand how she wants to cover those needs.

The professionals that interact with her are only a part of the process and if we form a functional unit with her as part of her environment, she will be able to generate the possibilities according to what she is interested in, provided that she has clarity in the information that she has. generates, as well as for it, the proposal that is developed by the professional, whether it is Therapist or Master of the Feldenkrais Method, is clear.