Originally published June 15, 2015 by Ariel Carson. Human beings have been talkin’ about dissatisfaction for a long time. The grass is always greener on the other side. And we find ourselves thinking if we can just get to the … Continue reading →
Originally posted March 22, 2015 by Imogen Ragone. Most people these days are busy – VERY busy. For women in business we’re not only dealing with the many and various jobs necessary to do our work; more often than not … Continue reading →
Originally posted February 18, 2015 by Jennifer Roig-Francoli Would you be rushing around if…? Here’s an imagination exercise for you, which you might want to think about in conjunction with the podcast ideas on centering that I wrote about in … Continue reading →
Originally posted on May 18, 2014 by Ulysses Chuang at BodyLearningBlog.com. Over the past few months I’ve been filming Alexander lessons with a student of mine. I then edit the recordings down to 7 minutes to share them on YouTube. Eric is … Continue reading →
The following is an invitation from Alexander Technique teacher Robert Rickover to become a guest blogger on his Body Learning Blog. Please contact Robert if you’d like to contribute to his “Parade of ‘P’s” (see below!). Robert originally posted this invitation at www.bodylearningblog.com/parade-of-ps-take-your-pick. … Continue reading →
Originally posted by Elyse Shafarman on January 23, 2014 at www.bodyproject.us What’s the mark of an actor trained in the Alexander Technique? Onstage, you don’t see the Alexander Technique. What you do see is a fully and effortlessly realized character. Actors who learn the … Continue reading →