The training school opened in 2002 and offers a standard of excellence in Alexander teacher training by offering continuous and consistent training over three years. The Director and Head of…
Alexander Technique in Australia
183 alexander technique businesses across Australia, ranked by local votes. Pick a city to narrow it down.
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Alexander Education
Based in Northcote (Melbourne) Alexander Education offers classes and private lessons in the Alexander Technique. The teaching team includes the expertise of Kate Morris & Chris Falk.
Benjamin Rowland - Osteopath: Bridgetown Osteopathic Clinic
Rowland Benjamin D.O. is a registered Osteopath and manual therapist with 30 years experience. Rowland treats muscle and joint problems, such as chronic or intermittent pain with hands-on…
Funlife Fitness Centre
Funlife Fitness has a highly motivated team of educated and experienced Fitness Professionals.
Elke Rudolph
I qualified as a Physiotherapist in the mid 1980s and � following a period in public practice � established and ran my own private practices (East Coast Physiotherapy, Lansdowne Physiotherapy) for…
Black Lotus Studios
Black Lotus Studios is a welcoming Iyengar yoga and natural therapies centre in Enmore, Sydney, Australia. Our yoga classes are the backbone of the studio. We have two teaching rooms with classes and…
lessons in the Alexander technique, Yoga classes
The Back School
Whether you suffer from minor niggles or you've endured actual pain and stiffness for many years, in one way or another, your enjoyment of the good things of life has been spoilt. By visiting our…
Australian Fitness Network - or 'Network' as it is known - was launched in 1987 to service the needs of those working in the fitness industry. Established by myself, Greg Hurst and Dr Garry Egger as…
Yoga Hut
Since opening in 2004, Yoga Hut has transformed from a forgotten Guide Hall to a beautiful space for Yoga. Located in the old guide hall in Cochrane street Brighton, at Yoga Hut we wish to provide a…
Bupa Australia
At Bupa, we benefit from being part of a secure, international family that provides health and care services in more than 190 countries. We draw upon our local and international experience to provide…
I am a fitness instructor & Alexander practitioner with 10 years of experience helping people to stop hurting themselves by creating a new awareness in the way of exercising, working, performing our…
Alexander Technique International (ATI) is a worldwide organization of Alexander Technique teachers, students and supporters of the Alexander Technique. It was created to promote and advance the work…
Brave Studios
At Brave Studios we take pride in the services we offer. Our class sizes are kept small to ensure all of our students receive the attention they deserve. Our acting classes, auditioning workshops and…
Penelope Carr has been a practitioner of the Alexander Technique in Sydney at her Rozelle clinic for the past 30 years, working with people of all ages and from all walks of life to help them achieve…
Daniel Hoey
You might have been to many therapists, trainers or instructors. If your problem didn't get resolved by them quickly, then it is unlikely that they will ever be able to help your resolve it. This is…
Richard Beavitt (STAT AUSTAT) & Annie Robinson (STAT AUSTAT)completed their 3 year training as teachers of the Alexander Technique in Melbourne in 1992. They have been teaching in Perth since that…
Richard Beavitt (STAT AUSTAT) & Annie Robinson (STAT AUSTAT)completed their 3 year training as teachers of the Alexander Technique in Melbourne in 1992. They have been teaching in Perth since that…
The Sydney Alexander School provides individual sessions in the Alexander Technique. The Director of the School, Terry Fitzgerald, has taught the Alexander Technique since 1978 and is a Member of the…
Bradley has been teaching the Alexander Technique full-time since 2002. He was originally attracted to studying the technique as a means to helping him recover from RSI, which he had developed while…
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Canberra (5)User guide to Alexander Technique
Alexander Technique
The Alexander Technique, as the name implies, was developed by Frederick Matthias Alexander in the 1890s. F. M. Alexander was an Australian actor who had been suffering from frequent laryngitis. After consulting numerous doctors, none of whom could provide a solution, F. M. Alexander realized the tension in his body and neck could be the cause. He changed the way he used to move and speak and within a short span of time was able to cure himself of his problems.
Unlike other alternative therapies the Alexander technique is not a procedure or operation. It is more akin to reprogramming the way your body moves and performs even the smallest of actions such as picking up a book or sitting in a chair. By correcting your posture according to the Alexander Technique you are able to relieve pressure or tension in various parts of the body which can in turn rectify pains or aches.
How the Alexander Technique Works
The Alexander Technique does not rely on routine exercises; rather, it concentrates on changing the habits of its students. Students are usually asked to perform everyday tasks such as walking, getting up or sitting. The instructors observe the students and then make small adjustments to the posture of the students. Gentle touches allow the students to clearly feel and see what they are doing wrong.
Who Can Benefit From the Alexander Technique
The Alexander Technique can be beneficial to anyone who is suffering from chronic pains or stiffness. It is particularly useful for people who perform repeated actions such as:
- Musicians
- Athletes
- Actors
- Stage Performers
How to Choose an Alexander Technique Teacher
Before deciding on a teacher it is important to:
- Ensure they are accredited from associations such as the Australian Society of Teachers of the Alexander Technique
- Speak to the teacher before the class so that you know what to expect during your session
- Understand that the Alexander Technique teacher is not a doctor and will not be able to give you a diagnosis of your illnesses
- Share information about any injuries or handicaps that might affect your movement or posture