Your guide to coordination you can trust.
As a movement and coordination consultant, with over two decades of experience, I help people unlock their capacity for movement, resilience, and long-term wellbeing. My clients range from world-class musicians and professional athletes with performance goals to people navigating chronic pain, injuries and balance issues. What they share is a desire to move — and age — with greater clarity, power, and trust in their own bodies.
I look forward to meeting you, and hearing about your goals.
For a free 15-minute consultation, call 347-460-9359
Andrew Gibbons
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Our sessions together blend deep listening, strategic movement education, and hands-on guidance to help you uncover the specific habits of posture, tension, and support that shape your life — and shift them toward greater efficiency and ease.
My approach is grounded in over 20 years of professional practice, and guided by the principle that intelligent movement is a gateway to lasting change — physically, emotionally, and cognitively.
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I have taught for institutions including the Hospital for Special Surgery (HSS), the Doctoral Physical Therapy program at SUNY Stony Brook, and the Manhattan School of Music. In the 1990’s I was a consultant for The New York Times ergonomic and movement retraining program. I have led public programs for the NYC Department for the Aging, spoken at Google’s New York headquarters, and contributed to the book The Feldenkrais Method: Learning Through Movement (Handspring Publishing, 2021).
I am an Assistant Trainer in international Feldenkrais teacher certification programs, including the Feldenkrais Training Academy in Seattle, WA.
Since 2008, I have also been a Feldenkrais practitioner-in-residence at the renowned Marlboro Music Festival, where I work each summer with elite classical musicians from around the world.
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At your very first session, you’ll begin to uncover how your current patterns of movement and support are shaping your daily experience — and how to change them. You’ll learn new ways to move with less effort, more clarity, and greater confidence.
Restoring trust in your body is built through attention and coordination. It is an investment in your future.
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I am a trained classical pianist with degrees from Columbia University and the Manhattan School of Music. My work is shaped by decades of embodied study — combining scientific insight, artistic rigor, and a respect for human learning.
My certification in the Feldenkrais methodology combines a deep look into the biomechanics of human movement with the neurology and phenomenology of perception, learning, and refinement.
