Books by Jeremy Krauss

Movement, Learning & Development

Jeremy Krauss’s books offer a deeper understanding of the Jeremy Krauss Approach and its unique perspective on movement, learning, human development, and therapeutic practice.

Drawing on decades of experience working with children, adults, families, and professionals, these publications combine theory with practical insights. They are valuable resources for practitioners, educators, parents, therapists, and anyone interested in the body’s capacity for learning, adaptation, and change.

Whether you are new to the Jeremy Krauss Approach or wish to deepen your understanding, these books provide inspiration, knowledge, and practical guidance for both personal and professional development.

Fostering Potential in Children with Special Needs

An Abilities-Oriented Perspective on Early Childhood Motor Development

Description

An innovative contribution to therapeutic practice, Fostering Potential in Children with Special Needs provides a comprehensive introduction to the Jeremy Krauss Approach JKA. Building on the teachings of Dr. Moshe Feldenkrais and informed by decades of clinical work, the JKA methodology integrates expressive movement therapy, emotional regulation and physical development, guiding readers toward a more inclusive and abilities-oriented form of practice when working with children experiencing difficulties in neurological, musculoskeletal, psychological, or socio-emotional domains.

Firmly grounded in practical application, the JKA methodology emphasizes close observation and understanding of developmentally relevant movement sequences and individual patterns, focusing on the dynamic aspects of transitional movements and positions. Rather than concentrating solely on limitations or deficits, the approach recognizes each child’s individual abilities, supporting their unique developmental potential. This book contributes significantly to disability studies by reframing how practitioners perceive and support children with developmental challenges.

By shifting the paradigm from disability to ability, this book fills critical gaps in the understanding of child development and therapeutic approaches. Empowering readers with observational frameworks and practical techniques, this book is an invaluable resource for physical therapists, occupational therapists, developmental specialists, special educators and parents.

Featuring forewords by Dr. Gerald Hüther, Bonnie Bainbridge Cohen, Ale Duarte, and Prof. Bülent Elbasan, PT, this publication is an inspiring resource for anyone who works with or cares for children with special needs.

Whether you are a parent, therapist, teacher, or simply passionate about human development, this book invites you to discover a new way of seeing children—not through their challenges, but through their abilities and possibilities.

Be inspired. Rethink development. Foster potential.

🇬🇧 English
Fostering Potential in Children with Special Needs: An Abilities-Oriented Perspective on Early Childhood Motor Development
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🇩🇪 German
Potenzialentfaltung bei Kindern mit besonderem Förderbedarf
Eine fähigkeitsorientierte Perspektive auf die frühkindlichen Bewegungsentwicklung
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🇰🇷 Korean
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