What happens in a lesson?


Alexander Technique is taught individually, so lessons are adapted to you and to the things you would like help with.

Learning the skills is a gentle, collaborative process. We might begin with an everyday activity such as sitting, standing or walking. Instead of moving automatically, you’ll learn how to give yourself time and choice.

With my hands and verbal guidance, I’ll help you recognise unnecessary effort and discover how you can move with more ease.

We may also explore activities that are particularly relevant to you, such as working at a screen, giving a presentation or playing an instrument. Back pain, eye strain and RSI can be the result of unhelpful habits.

The work is unhurried and practical. Over time, you learn how to apply the skills for yourself in daily life.

Two women practicing Reiki, a healing technique, by placing their hands on each other's arms while seated at a white desk with a laptop.
A waiting room with black chairs that have wooden armrests. Each chair has a green and white patterned pillow. There are two white cabinets, one with decorative items on top, including plants and small jars. The wall has two framed artworks, one depicting a colorful archway and the other a landscape. A potted plant with large green leaves is in the corner, and a clipboard with papers along with sanitizer bottles are on a table. The flooring is wood.
A person with curly dark hair holding their head with one hand while another person is standing behind them, touching their scalp, and holding a guitar.

Photo credits: By Mattijuhaniharilo - Own work, CC BY-SA 4.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=112435928

Own work, CC BY-SA 4.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=112436001