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Alexander Technique and Stress
Monday, 5 Jan, 2009 – 3:00 | 2 Comments
Alexander Technique and Stress

As I was riding the subway on my way to teach some Alexander Technique lessons, an announcement was made over the PA system: Gr Grbrwr Kr gaggar.  Sometimes that’s what announcements sound like in the …

Bad Posture
Thursday, 1 Jan, 2009 – 6:21 | No Comment
Bad Posture

There have probably been 5000 articles written with the title ‘Your Mother Was Right’, when it comes to posture. The articles imply that mothers tell their children to ‘sit up straight!’ and that’s a good thing…or is it?

Alexander Technique-Happier Holidays
Monday, 15 Dec, 2008 – 17:36 | No Comment
Alexander Technique-Happier Holidays

Can the Alexander Technique and Alexander Technique lessons help us with the stress of the holidays, 2009 style? Absolutely, especially when we remember that the stress isn’t the problem. The real problem is how we handle the stress, and the manifestations of the stress. Stress has symptoms. Our body tells us we’re stressed because our breathing gets shallow, our hearts race and our muscles contract. We tighten our necks, bringing our head back and down which could be a result of our habitual startle response…

How To Relieve Stress In A New York Minute With The Alexander Technique
Tuesday, 4 Nov, 2008 – 6:01 | 2 Comments
How To Relieve Stress In A New York Minute With The Alexander Technique

The Alexander Technique teaches us how to reduce our stress in a New York minute. In New York City, or any other large city, less stress is welcome and needed. The Alexander Technique helps by giving us more control over ourselves, but this control is not the rigid kind we usually think of. The Alexander Technique type of control leads towards freedom and the lessening of stress and tension…

Meditation Posture
Thursday, 30 Oct, 2008 – 6:36 | 5 Comments
Meditation Posture

Some meditators have told me that one of the challenges to their practice is attempting to sit comfortably for a length of time; whether ten minutes or an hour or more…