Autism, the Alexander Technique, and Me

As a person on the autism spectrum, I have struggled with sensory issues all my life. My mother describes that when I was a child, she needed to “tame me to touch like a wild animal.” When people would touch Continue reading →

Presence and Performance

Over the past few months I’ve been filming Alexander lessons with a student of mine. I then edit the recordings down to 7 minutes to share them on YouTube. Eric is a professional musician finishing his master’s degree at the Continue reading →

A Dialogue with Mr Peter Habit

Peter… “so I get the Alexander Technique now… I can do this, don’t you worry!! You want me to think your neck freedirectyourheadforwardandupsoyourbackcanlengthenandwiden… hey presto… how was that? Kay  … “it’s not a mantra Peter!  It is more than words.. Continue reading →