Shelagh Aitken Teacher of the Alexander Technique

Shelagh Aitken Teacher of the Alexander Technique		A technique for living

Home About Shelagh Workshops A Typical Lesson Writings Alexander Technique Benefits Frequently Asked Questions Favourite Links Spend a bank holiday weekend exploring AT in France Book a lesson in St John’s Wood or in Moorgate Need a nice, easy next step? Sign up for my newsletter, written when inspiration strikes.	Shelagh Aitken started Alexander lessons as a music student at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama in London, where she studied baroque music. Her instrument was (and is again) baroque flute. Many years later, after a long and painful recovery from (successful) shoulder surgery, Shelagh decided to join the three year Alexander Technique training program at the Constructive Teaching Centre in London. She teaches privately in St. John’s Wood, North London and at the in the City near Moorgate. She is also a teaching assistant at two Alexander Technique training schools. She is on the NHS Directory of Complementary and Alternative Practitioners and is a member of STAT, the Society of Teachers of the Alexander Technique. I've just sent back my [workshop] feedback form, and in answer to "Was there a light-bulb moment?" I cited the discovery of the semi-supine relaxation technique! Rod, September 2007

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