The Back Relief Method · Self-paced video course
Three guided lessons, at home, at your own pace.
Back pain can come with movement that has become effortful and guarded, so the back ends up doing more than its share. In these three lessons, guided by voice, you learn to sense how the pelvis, ribs, and head work together and find easier ways to sit, stand, and turn. No stretching routines and no strength training, just slow, guided movement.
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It will feel different from a workout, a stretch, or a massage. Knowing that before you press play is what helps the lessons work.
Nothing is being graded. Your part is to notice what you feel as you move slowly. If you catch yourself thinking, "Am I doing this right?", that is the moment to come back to sensing.
The movements are small so you can feel the differences. If you notice effort or strain, make the movement smaller until it feels easy.
Some people feel a change in the first lesson. Others notice it comes and goes, and it tends to build with repetition, like getting fitter. A rough day in week three does not mean it stopped working.
Three lessons, done on the floor with no props. They build on each other, and you can repeat them as often as you like.
Sense how the pelvis and head move together as one connected system, and how the feet guide and influence that connection.
The payoff: a steadier base for sitting, standing, and turning.
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Sense how your head can be fully supported by your skeleton instead of held up by muscle effort, as you explore small, easy movements through the spine.
The payoff: a head that feels light instead of heavy, and a neck and back that can finally let go of the strain of holding it up.
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Seated upright, move through the whole spine in many directions while staying grounded in the pelvis.
The payoff: more confident upright posture and steadier balance in daily life.
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A few simple habits make a real difference.
Set aside time and a comfortable spot on the floor. No props needed.
Wear comfortable clothing, and move slowly, within what feels easy.
Repeat a lesson whenever you like. It can feel different the second time.
After each lesson, take a minute to write down what felt different, however small.
Skip the goal of doing it perfectly. Notice, then let the movement change on its own.
Come back to it. Regular practice builds the change, the way regular exercise does.
A note on safety. Move only within what feels comfortable. If you feel pain at any point, stop the lesson and rest. Pain is not part of the process. If it continues, or you have any concern, check with your healthcare provider before going on.
Being clear about this up front means the people who join are the people it helps.
Your teacher
I have spent over 15 years in movement education. I began as a licensed massage therapist, hoping to give my clients deeper, longer-lasting relief, and I added Pilates to support people through movement. Something was still missing, both for my clients and for my own lifelong back pain.
In 2015, while teaching Pilates at a physical therapy clinic, I was introduced to the Feldenkrais Method® and knew it was the missing piece. I completed a four-year professional training in 2020 and went on to advanced training through the IOPS Academy with Jeff Haller.
Change does not come from being told what to do. It comes from discovering what you are capable of, and that is the experience I guide you into.
Watch all three lessons and give them a real try. If you do not feel a difference within 30 days, email me and I will refund you in full.
No. All three lessons are done on the floor with no props, and you need no prior movement experience. I guide you step by step.
That is normal, and it is part of learning. Come back to what you feel, such as where you touch the floor or how your breathing moves. There is no right way to look, only what you notice.
Stretching lengthens muscles and strengthening builds them. Feldenkrais does neither. It is about learning to spread movement evenly through the whole of you, so the pelvis, ribs, shoulders, and head all share the work instead of a few areas doing most of it. When movement is distributed cohesively like this, the back no longer has to carry more than its share. It is learning rather than fixing, so there is nothing to push through.
It varies. Some people feel a change in the first lesson, others notice it comes and goes, and it tends to build with repetition, like exercise. That is why the guarantee runs for 30 days.
You have full access to all three video lessons for as long as the course is available. Stream them anytime, as many times as you like.
Try it for 30 days. If you do not feel a difference, email me at samantha@evolvingselfco.com for a full refund.
No. This course teaches Feldenkrais movement for everyday stiffness and strain. Move only within what feels comfortable, and stop if you feel pain at any point. If you have a diagnosed condition, please check with your healthcare provider before starting.
Email me before you buy at samantha@evolvingselfco.com. I am happy to help you decide, and you can also start with the free first lesson.
The Back Relief Method
Three guided video lessons, instant access, and a 30-day money-back guarantee, for $29.99. Or start with the first lesson free.