Anna Johnson Wolf, President, studied with Dr. Feldenkrais and has been a practitioner since 1977. As an Assistant Trainer for over forty years, she has taught in Australia, New Zealand, Japan, Europe, and North America. She came to this work from a background in theater and psychology and has a great curiosity for how we learn and change. She currently practices in Connecticut and New York City.
Marina Gilman, Secretary, has BA and MA degrees in Music in voice, as well as an MA in Communication Disorders. She graduated from the Montreal Feldenkrais Training in 1996. Marina has worked in both major otolaryngology clinics and in a private practice as a Feldenkrais practitioner and voice teacher. Marina has taught Feldenkrais workshops for performers, voice therapists, as well as at professional voice and medical conferences. Her research on the relationship between body posture and voice has been published in medical voice journals.
Alice Friedman, Member at Large, finished her Feldenkrais Training in 1987. She is an experienced Feldenkrais Assistant Trainer, Registered Psychologist, Somatic Experiencing practitioner®, and dancer. She has explored the intersection of motion and emotion her entire life and has included this passion in her professional life. Alice has organized several Feldenkrais Trainings and she continues to teach in Feldenkrais Trainings. She maintains a private practice, including workshops and mentoring, on Salt Spring Island, BC.
Jaclyn Boone Member at Large, has been an FGNA member since 1999. She volunteered for many years at the IFF Archive & Distribution Center and for the FGNA Board of Directors as both Secretary & Vice-President. Jackie assisted with the editorial preparation and drawings for a biography of Moshe Feldenkrais and she headed the Legacy Forum’s Interviews of current Trainers.
In Memory of Jim Stephens
Jim Stephens was a personal friend, an excellent practitioner, and a stalwart on the Legacy Forum Board. We are grateful for his many generous contributions to our profession and community. We will miss him.