The Learning Process

The Alexander Technique is about movement, and for movement - its point of reference is the quality of ease that we observe in great performers and full of life kids, the world over. It is a method of neuromuscular re-education, that works directly with your critical thinking to teach you new ways of organizing movement in the field of gravity. This educational process will help you to recognize and overcome reactive, habitual limitations in movement.

"There is only one way of saying what the work is and what we are doing. We are giving Nature her opportunity. This is a definition allowing for change and growth.”

- F.M. Alexander

Experience the ease of movement, balance and freedom that comes from working with gravity instead of against it

As you go along, among others concepts, you will learn about…

1-1

the psycho-physical
unity of oneself

Doisneau - Les coiffeuses au soleil, Paris, juin 1966
Doisneau - Les coiffeuses au soleil, Paris, juin 1966
Doisneau - Little Michel’s dream, Mégève, 1936
Doisneau - Little Michel’s dream, Mégève, 1936

stimulus and response

awareness and observation

Doisneau - Little Monique, Paris, 1934
Doisneau - Little Monique, Paris, 1934
Doisneau - Bigouden and Eiffel Tower, 1950
Doisneau - Bigouden and Eiffel Tower, 1950

and lengthening up!

This process unfolds within the context of lessons, taught one on one. In each lesson, the student learns how to better negotiate gravity by making conscious choices that promote balance and ease of movement.

“Any man could, if he were so inclined, be the sculptor of his own brain.”

- Santiago Ramón y Cajal, pioneer of modern neuroscience