Originally posted on July 17, 2014 by Caitlin Freeman as a guest blogger at Robert Rickover’s bodylearningblog.com. As a person on the autism spectrum, I have struggled with sensory issues all my life. My mother describes that when I was a child, she needed to “tame … Continue reading →
Originally posted by Elyse Shafarman on April 8, 2014 at bodyproject.us. Recently, someone asked me to come up with a few, “one-liners” that describe my work as an Alexander Technique Teacher. Here’s the one that is true for me, and connects to my … Continue reading →
Originally posted by Robert Rickover on February 25, 2014 at .bodylearningblog.com. In my previous blog, To Outsource or to Insource, That is the Question – Part 2, I wrote about the unique self-investigation process F. Matthias Alexander, the developer of the Alexander Technique, went through to solve … Continue reading →
Originally posted on Feb 20, 2014 by Mark Josefsberg at markjosefsberg.com. What isn’t the Alexander Technique? Here’s some of what the Alexander Technique isn’t: It isn’t yoga, Pilates, Reiki, or chiropractic. It’s not physical therapy or acupuncture, and it’s not Feldenkrais. It’s not religion, meditation, … Continue reading →
Originally posted by Heather Stegmaier, December 20, 2013 at heatherstegmaier.com AT Question: I was in a car accident 6 months ago, which left me with pain on the right side of my neck. I went to the chiropractor for numerous … Continue reading →
Originally posted by Mark Josefsberg on December 16, 2013 at www.markjosefsberg.com. Today I worked with an older gentlemen who was extremely responsive. It was his first lesson and to his surprise and delight, he kept “moving up” throughout the entire time. … Continue reading →
Originally posted by Karen Evans on November 28, 2013 at ashbyalexandertechnique.wordpress.com/blog. If you’ve ever had lessons, you will know what the Alexander Technique does for you. Even if you’ve just read up on it, there are certain things that people talk … Continue reading →
Originally posted by Franis Engel on November 13, 2013 at franis.blogspot.com. It is so curious how common it is, when you are attracted to study something, what usually attracts you is so seldom the real thing. You can only find out … Continue reading →
Originally posted by Annie Turner on November 7, 2013 at thebodywonderful.blogspot.co.uk. On Sunday I posted this to colleagues on a facebook page: “Just wanted to state my appreciation to FM; the long drive home tonight, wrapped in and fixed rigid by … Continue reading →
Originally posted on October 22, 2013 by Robert Rickover at www.BodyLearningBlog.com. In my previous blog, Alexander’s Dream, I wrote that while F. M. Alexander began his career with huge hopes about the future of his work, things were looking bleak at the time of his death in … Continue reading →