Will it help me?
Pain or Posture problems: Less tension means less pain and better functioning. Learn how to release muscular tension and find a lighter way to carry yourself.
Rehabilitation: Recover your mobility, strength and co-ordination after surgery, injury or illness.
Tension, stress or anxiety: Become calmer so you feel less stressed and more at ease. Learn strategies to help you relax and sleep better.
Existing symptoms and conditions: The Parkinson's Disease Society and the National Osteoporosis Society - amongst others - recommend AT because it's safe, effective and reduces symptoms.
Performance and movement: Learn to function with greater ease. Improve your efficiency and reduce your risk of injury.
I have taught many performers and sports/fitness enthusiasts and I am registered with the London Singing Institute:
https://www.londonsinginginstitute.co.uk/alexander-technique/
"Learning the AT has made me feel more balanced in myself
and improved my posture and spacial awareness."
Fiona Steadman, Pilates teacher
Clinical Research into Alexander technique:
The AT is supported by clinical research. The largest studies include:
Neck pain: York University 2016.
Patients with years of non-specific neck pain improved permanently with 20 AT lessons. This large study was funded by Arthritis Research UK and published in the Annals of Internal Medicine.
Chronic pain: St. Michael's Hospital Pain Clinic, Bristol 2012. Patients dramatically reduced their medication for chronic pain with 6 AT lessons over three weeks.
Back pain: The British Medical Journal (BMJ) 2008.
Patients with chronic, non-specific low back pain gained 80% sustained improvement after 24 AT lessons over a few weeks. This large comparative controlled trial showed AT lessons are far more effective than massage, gentle exercise or normal GP care. It was NHS funded.
See the back pain research here BMJ
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