Teaching Alexander Technique

Antonia Del Mar | Viola & Violin teacher

tonidartington — Sun, 14 Dec 2008 00:06:48 +0000

I am a qualified Suzuki violin and Suzuki viola teacher, specializing in beginners up to Grade 5. I have been teaching adult beginners at Morley College for the last 28 years. As a qualified Alexander Technique teacher I bring my skills from that into my teaching. I teach Alexander Technique at Wells Cathedral School, and have private practices in various places.

Totnes, United Kingdom

Subjects: Alexander Technique, Alexander Technique and music, Viola, Viola & Violin, Violin

Alan Mars | Alexander Technique teacher

Alan Mars — Thu, 23 Oct 2008 08:56:35 +0000

Alexander Technique Brighton & Hove - Move with Greater Ease

A recent British Medical Journal trial proves that Alexander Technique is extremely effective in relieving chronic low-back pain. Alexander Technique teachers use gentle manual guidance and verbal coaching to help their pupils experience greater ease and poise in their daily life.

Hove, United Kingdom

Subjects: Alexander Technique, breathing, Confidence building, Confidence Coach, Confidence Tricks, natural voice singing, Singing

Harriet Anderson | Alexander Technique (with Voice... teacher

Harriet Anderson — Fri, 14 Nov 2008 16:37:45 +0000

HARRIET ANDERSON (Ph.D., MSTAT)

I am a fully qualified teacher of the Alexander Technique and University lecturer based in Vienna, Austria.

I run a private teaching practice near Vienna's Naschmarkt. As well as teaching the Alexander Technique on its own, I also teach presentation skills (above all in English) and vocal development against a background of the Technique. I work with individuals on a one-to-one basis and also run workshops and lead professional development seminars for a range of institutions, above all in the education and health-care sectors.

Vienna, Austria

Subjects: acting, Alexander Technique, back pain, English, health, performance, poise, posture, presentation skills, Singing, Speech, Vocal Coaching, Voice, Alexander Technique (with Voice Coaching)

Alicia Briceland | (1) Alexander Technique and Voice teacher

abriceland — Mon, 27 Oct 2008 19:48:28 +0000

The Alexander Technique is an internationally renowned self-care method that teaches individuals how to use the body efficiently, easily and gracefully – as it was meant to be used. It helps you become aware of and change movement patterns in your body that create unnecessary and often long-standing pain and discomfort.

The Swedish-Italian technique of singing provides the best of both worlds - the easy, resonant production of the Italian technique and the rounded, open warmth of tone gained from the Swedish embouchure.

Voice lessons focus on developing the following:

Berlin, Germany

Subjects: Alexander Technique, relaxation, self-care, Singing, Voice, (1) Alexander Technique, (1) Alexander Technique and Voice

Maddy Paxman | Alexander Technique teacher

MaddyP — Mon, 29 Sep 2008 10:55:18 +0000

The Alexander Technique is a way of unlearning bad habits of posture, movement and thinking. It can relieve pain, improve breathing and physical strength, and lead to benefits in general health and can have a very positive impact on mental health and dealing with stress.The Technique is also a useful basis for actors, musicians, sports-people and anyone who performs.I am a fully-qualified member of the Society of Teachers of the Alexander Technique (M.S.T.A.T.0 and I offer private one-to-one lessons in Haringey.

London Borough of Haringey, London, United Kingdom

Subjects: Alexander Technique, breathing, health, posture, relaxation, Singing, stress

Penny O'Connor | Alexander Technique teacher

pennyoconnor — Sun, 06 Apr 2008 13:43:12 +0000

I've been teaching Alexander Technique since '92 and come from a background in theatre and education.
I am the resident Alexander Tutor in the theatre BA and MA courses at the Arts Educational London School, Chiswick.
I work privately from my teaching rooms in Old Street, often with those who have back pain or RSI brought on by postural problems, or all comers who are interested in exploring the profound change of consciousness that Alexander brings.

Clerkenwell, London, United Kingdom

Subjects: actors and sport, Alexander Technique, back pain, neck/shoulder tensions, posture, relaxation, RSI, self-awareness; performance skills for musicians