Welcome to the the website of the Feldenkrais European Training and Accreditation Board, known as EuroTAB. The EuroTAB is responsible for accrediting Feldenkrais Training Programs in Europe and Israel. That is, our job is to check if training proposals conform to the International Training and Accreditation Guidelines. We also certify Assistant Feldenkrais Trainers and cooperate with the other TABs (NATAB for North America, and AusTAB , for Australia) to certify Trainers. The EuroTAB is a working committee of the EuroTAB Council, a representative organization which is composed of Feldenkrais Associations and Guilds in ten countries in Europe and Israel.If you are not familiar with the Feldenkrais Method®, you can follow these links for the following countries and organizations that can provide you with a description of the Method and a list of teachers where you can experience the work firsthand.
For those of you who are looking for information about Feldenkrais Training Programs, we offer:
We also offer address listings of:
If you are already a Feldenkrais Practitioner, you may want to read about:
If you are a graduate of a Mia Segal or Yochanan Rywerant or Eli Wadler Training, you may want to read about a process whose completion will enable you to become a full member of an European and Israeli FELDENKRAIS GUILDS/ASSOCIATIONS and to apply for certification as Practitioner, Assistant-Trainer or Trainer:
Applications for training accreditation and for certification of trainers or assistant trainers must be sent to all EuroTAB Members. We are happy to accept applications as MS Word or PDF email attachments. Please consult the EuroTAB Office about the size and format of your application. Any files larger than 2 MByte will need to be re-organised. The office can offer applicants advice about reducing your file size. Applications may also be mailed to EuroTAB Members.
Please feel free to contact us with any questions
you may have
either by writing to
EuroTAB,
P.O.Box 79,
A-1153 Vienna,
Austria
or call/fax:
Voice Mail/Fax: +43 1 892 10 25
or sending an e-mail to
office@[no
spam]eurotab.org after you have
removed [no spam] from the address.
This page was last modified on December 17th, 2007.