THE WAY OF THE 4TH TOE

<p>Eliminate pain in feet legs lower back and neck by how you <i><b>stand and walk</i></b>.</p><p>This body-mind book details how to change habitual physical and emotional patterns by the way you move.</p><p>For dancers teachers physical therapist psychotherapists psychoanalysts artists who know that the body unconsciously controls to deny feelings!</p><p><center>*</center></p><p>���The Way of the 4th Toe��� is a work of genius. There is no one who cannot benefit from its wisdom and experience. It is exactly what we need to help re-connect to our physicalbeing. Wiener prescribes the antidote to the many pains and disabilities experienced through ignorance of the natural self.���</br>~Bernard Berkowitz Ph. D. Psychologist-Psychoanalyst Co-author <i>���How To be your own Best Friend���</i> etc.</p><p>A book filled with wisdom coupled with directions for working with body tensions. Wiener opens contact and flow of feeling and thought locked in actual body life. So often I would read try out suggestions and say - beautiful! A lifetime of practical experience and know-how richly condensed. I like your cogent nourishing remarks. An invaluable book you���ll want to share with family and friends.<br>~Michael Eigen Ph.D. Author <i>Contact With the Depths The Sensitive Self and Feeling Matters</i>.</p><p><center>*</center></p><p><i>The Way of the Fourth Toe</i> is a distinctive treatment of the relationships among dance pedagogy psychotherapy and creative movement. Absorbing as a model of dance-as-therapyand as a narrative of deepening self-insight.<br>~Meg Chang Ed.D. BC-DMT Somatic Psychology Program Chair California Institute of Integral Studies.</p><p><center>*</center></p><p>I did the standing stretching exercise we do at the start of your classes twice every day while away in Tanzania this past winter. It made a terrific difference in my physical state andI���m dedicated to continuing that discipline here at home.<br>~Jim Morgan Adjunct Professor Architectural Studies New York University.</p>