Feldenkrais with Georgia Freedman Junker
Week of March 14, 2026
Georgia Freedman Junker discovered the Feldenkrais Method of Somatic Education through her own journey of healing from chronic pain. This transformative experience —and the refinement of her movement patterns and self-awareness — inspired her to become a Guild Certified Feldenkrais Practitioner. She is especially drawn to the Method’s potential for rehabilitation, injury prevention, healing from trauma and nervous system regulation.
Georgia is passionate about how movement and mindful awareness can enhance one’s physical and emotional connection to one’s self in daily life. Her practice draws from work with a wide range of individuals, including athletes, dancers, seniors, people with chronic pain, creatives and teenagers. This diversity continually informs her understanding of how to help people move with greater ease, clarity, and confidence.
With a background in biology, visual art, wilderness exploration, and motherhood, Georgia brings a richly informed perspective to her work—one rooted in curiosity, adaptability, and whole-person wellbeing.
Since 2014, Georgia has maintained a thriving private practice in Silver Lake, Los Angeles, where she offers one-on-one manual therapy sessions and teaches group Awareness Through Movement classes. Throughout the years, Georgia has taught Feldenkrais workshops with themes that include an Introduction the Feldenkrais Method, Reducing Facial/Jaw Tension, Easing Back Pain, Hip Mobility, Balance/Proprioception and Healthy Feet.
Her work is grounded in the belief that learning to move better can lead to living more fully—and she is committed to helping others feel better, move with resilience, and stay curious along the way.