Integrative Movement - Feldenkrais and more

Integrative Movement - Feldenkrais and more Better movement for a better life! We improve our well being when we learn to fully use ourselves.

Dorothy Henning GCFP, proposes group classes, workshops and hands-on individual sessions.

This is how we improve 🩷
10/09/2025

This is how we improve 🩷

I am honored to be speaking at the Norton Neuroscience Expo and you are welcome to attend!This free event will offer the...
10/05/2025

I am honored to be speaking at the Norton Neuroscience Expo and you are welcome to attend!

This free event will offer the latest information about treatments, rehabilitation and support resources.
Sessions will be offered for headache and migraine, memory disorders, life after stroke, multiple sclerosis and life skills.

Presenters will include neurologists and neuropsychologists; physical, occupational and speech therapists; and more.

Free valet parking will be available for all attendees. A light breakfast and lunch will be provided.

👉 Throughout the day learn small ways to destress and focus on well-being with my short videos Norton Neuroscience Institute invited me to prepare for this special event!

👉 Visit with local and national exhibitors for information and resources.

Join us on Saturday, October 11 at the 2025 Neuroscience Expo to hear from experts in Memory disorders.

Register today at NortonNeuroExpo.com or by calling (502) 629-1234, option 4.

10/05/2025

"...I demonstrated how movement can serve as a model for the development of learning and behavior."

The interconnectedness of our systems is primordial. Thank you for your work, Chava Shelhav.

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It’s all about habits. Truth in this!… “habits can reinforce what we intend to achieve.”The work that I do helps you fin...
09/23/2025

It’s all about habits. Truth in this!… “habits can reinforce what we intend to achieve.”

The work that I do helps you find easy ways to direct your habits, so you can use them to reinforce what you intend, who you want to be!

Most Daily Actions Run on Habit, Not Conscious Choice

A new study shows that daily life runs largely on autopilot, with two-thirds of behaviors triggered by habit.

These automatic responses often emerge in familiar contexts, reflecting learned associations between situations and actions.

Importantly, nearly half of these behaviors also aligned with conscious goals, suggesting that habits can reinforce what people intend to achieve.

Researchers recommend focusing on building positive habits and disrupting negative ones to support healthier lifestyles.

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4211 Poplar Level Road, Suite 104
Louisville, KY
40213

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 6pm
Tuesday 9am - 7:30pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 3:30pm
Friday 9am - 6pm

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+15022407057

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Dorothy Henning, Guild Certified Feldenkrais® Practitioner, completed her training in Switzerland and opened her Feldenkrais practice in Strasbourg, France in 2004. She returned to her home town, Louisville, Kentucky in 2013, where she currently practices.

Dorothy holds a French national diploma in Sports Education, specialty Aquatics, from Strasbourg, France. While in Strasbourg, she worked with high level competitive athletes and with students with neurological issues.

Dorothy has a certification in Havening Techniques®, a rapid and effective treatment based in neuroscience that uses touch, attention and imagination to alter how memories are processed and to increase resilience. Havening Techniques complements the Feldenkrais Method with it’s parallel foundations in neuroscience.

Having always loved dance and movement and the avenue for self-discovery and connection that this brings to the human experience, Dorothy danced in San Francisco and Strasbourg for small dance companies.