Alexander Technique

The Alexander Technique (AT) is a skill that can be learned. It involves developing the awareness of how you move, how you breathe and how you react with the world around you. It is most commonly known as a method of pain relief or posture improvement, but it is much more. It is mainly concerned with the head, neck, back relationship and how this influences the way we move.

Reasons for visiting an Alexander Technique Practitioner include: general aches and pains, RSI, improving posture, sports performance, stress management, pregnancy and professional development. The Technique is grounded in movement and self examination of postural habits. Although it is calming and de-stressing, it is not a relaxation session. It is not an alternative or complementary therapy either; it is a method of re-education.

Before taking AT lessons, you should check that your Practitioner is qualified and registered. Daryl is a member of STAT, the worlds oldest and largest AT Professional Society.

Daryl currently offers 1 to 1 Alexander Technique sessions in your own home, or at the Putney Bridge Clinic in Putney, South West London

You can also have a session in Morden, Surrey.

Daryl provides Alexander Technique services to the West Middlesex Hospital NHS Trust, The London Oratory School and BSkyB. If you are interested in the corporate applications of the AT, please contact me to discuss.

Evening group classes are an ideal introduction to the AT. Daryl will be running one of these from September 2010 in Chiswick. For more information follow this link.