About Us
We help adults and children move more easily. People come to us to get out of pain and to get better at what they love to do. We can help with balance, gait, becoming more graceful and powerful, and learning how to move in a way that prevents injuries.
The products and services we offer
Recommendations Received (19)
"Irene has an ability to observe human patterns with precision, patience and humor. I personally..."
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"Irene has an ability to observe human patterns with precision, patience and humor. I personally have witnessed her unique combination of professionalism and compassion bring out the very best in others."
"Our experience with Ed was phenomenal. The environment was safe, calm and supportive. We left..."
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"Our experience with Ed was phenomenal. The environment was safe, calm and supportive. We left feeling physically better and uplifted. I would highly recommend them for anyone who has a child with learning differences or on the spectrum. We learned SO much and can’t wait to go back. "
Products & Services
We don't offer physical therapy. We offer Feldenkrais which addresses the movement patterns that caused the problem in the first place. Chronic pai...
Recommendations Given (12)
"Hippotherapy is a wonderful environment for children to learn."
"I appreciate her compassionate and experienced voice."
Recent Activity
We're currently doing all our work virtually. Not events per se, but individual and group sessions. We offer pain relief using the Feldenkrais method.
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We're currently doing all our work virtually. Not events per se, but individual and group sessions. We offer pain relief using the Feldenkrais method.
Yes. We provide pain relief through movement education. (Feldenkrais) I've found I can do 90% of my work by remote video. I've also gone to an "As Able" payment/fee system so people can get help and pay what works for them. People see value in the service, so they offer enough to make it work. I...
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Yes. We provide pain relief through movement education. (Feldenkrais) I've found I can do 90% of my work by remote video. I've also gone to an "As Able" payment/fee system so people can get help and pay what works for them. People see value in the service, so they offer enough to make it work. I can work with anyone within a few time zones of the west coast, so it's also expanded my market. Ed
We never opened because it was pretty clear what would happen. We continue to offer pain relief by Zoom.
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We never opened because it was pretty clear what would happen. We continue to offer pain relief by Zoom.
We're Feldenkrais practitioners. We've gone to Zoom.
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We're Feldenkrais practitioners. We've gone to Zoom.
We offer pain relief and physical rehab through Feldenkrais. During Covid we've starting offering all our sessions by video conference and found that it works quite well. This is letting us offer services to a broader geographic area. To introduce people to Feldenkrais, I'm offering free sessions...
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We offer pain relief and physical rehab through Feldenkrais. During Covid we've starting offering all our sessions by video conference and found that it works quite well. This is letting us offer services to a broader geographic area. To introduce people to Feldenkrais, I'm offering free sessions through phase 2 in King County WA. Ed MoveBeyondLimits.com
My business is providing pain relief through movement education, which I can do well by video conference. I mention it whenever someone asks. I offer discounts for as long as we're in Covid to introduce people. My business is starting to grow outside my local area. Ed Mills, Move Beyond Limits...
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My business is providing pain relief through movement education, which I can do well by video conference. I mention it whenever someone asks. I offer discounts for as long as we're in Covid to introduce people. My business is starting to grow outside my local area. Ed Mills, Move Beyond Limits Feldenkrais, Bellevue, WA
I work in close contact with customers, so infection control is the issue.
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I work in close contact with customers, so infection control is the issue.
Since we consider ourselves movement educators, we help people learn how they can move comfortably without driving them selves into pain. We look to shift the paradigm from "fix me" to "how can I learn to move better?"
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Since we consider ourselves movement educators, we help people learn how they can move comfortably without driving them selves into pain. We look to shift the paradigm from "fix me" to "how can I learn to move better?"
I think that having a strong, positive sense of self is key for an introvert. (as well as others) As you think of doing something challenging, do you shrink and get small and try to disappear? Do you stop breathing? Do you tense in your neck? Do you tense in your ribs? Do you lose track of joy in...
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I think that having a strong, positive sense of self is key for an introvert. (as well as others) As you think of doing something challenging, do you shrink and get small and try to disappear? Do you stop breathing? Do you tense in your neck? Do you tense in your ribs? Do you lose track of joy in your life?
This all sounds a bit woo-woo, but if you go into an interaction with another person felling good about yourself and the topic, things go better.
The obvious question is, "How would I do that?"
Caution: Shameless business promotion ahead....
It's possible to affect emotional states by changing physical states. For example, if someone walks into the room with their shoulders rolled in and their head falling forward, you just sense that they're feeling sad or discouraged. If you help them feel supported from the ground so that they can come up and out, they feel better, and people interact with them better.
I'm a Feldenkrais practitioner. We use gentle, novel movements to help people learn about how they move, and to move more comfortably. That leads to less pain and more comfort, and helps you find more presence and joy in life.
If you're an introvert, you'll still be an introvert, but you can learn to be a more comfortable, (physically & emotionally), introvert.
I used to think of myself as an introvert, but I've learned that when I'm comfortable and feel safe, I'm really an extrovert. I don't know if that's the case for you.
If you're curious you can reach me via http://movebeyondlimits.com/Co...
We can work remotely by video conference if you don't happen to live nearby. (We can also travel for a group workshop.)
Thanks,
Ed
My wife Irene and I are Feldenkrais practitioners. At the first level we use movement education to help people learn how to move effectively so that they don't make their neck, shoulders, back, hips, knees, feet, etc hurt. It's about helping people learn how to help themselves. At the second...
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My wife Irene and I are Feldenkrais practitioners. At the first level we use movement education to help people learn how to move effectively so that they don't make their neck, shoulders, back, hips, knees, feet, etc hurt. It's about helping people learn how to help themselves. At the second level, we help people learn to have presence and human dignity. My definition of a good day is when I can do something to make the world a little better, and this makes for a lot of good days.
We first learned about Feldenkrais when Irene hurt her back and it was the thing of many that worked. It then helped us become more active as we aged. We also started working with children with special needs using Anat Baniel Method, which is extremely satisfying.
