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A technique for living |
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Workshops Workshops are a great way to introduce the Alexander Technique to a group. I run introductions in London for anyone to attend. I also do workshops for businesses and new mothers.
Engaging people in their own learning process, key to the Alexander Technique, is also the key to a successful workshop. Using all of the learning styles - aural, oral, visual and kinesthetic (a natural for the Alexander Technique) - is what makes a workshop work. For me, a successful workshop is when people go away ready to take the next step in making changes to improve their lives, and I go away with new ideas, new connections and new ways of explaining the Alexander Technique. Following the success of the workshop Is Working a Pain in the Neck? which I gave at the national conference of the Society of Editors and Proofreaders in September 2007, I have been asked to speak at the national conference of a sister organisation, the Society of Indexers, in July 2008. I have also given workshops on workshop in Ergonomics and the Alexander Technique for a number of businesses. Recently I gave a clinic at a local GPs surgery on the Alexander Technique for new mothers and their babies, which was a success with both parties. Ask me about speaking at your conference, running an ergonomics workshop at your business, or the next introduction to Alexander Technique in London. |
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Last updated May 2008 © copyright Shelagh Aitken 2006 - 2008 email Shelagh or ring 020 77 22 2996 |
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