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Specific Applications of the Alexander Technique Like Topsy, this page has grown so fast that it has become a little cluttered, and due for a make-over. Many of the conversations listed below are are, or will be, featured on the Alexander Technique Podcast, Body Learning, which, is devoted to interviews and conversations about the Technique that you can listen to on your computer or with iTunes. Dr. Paul Little MD, is Professor of Primary Care Research at Southampton University in England and was the lead Investigator of a recent large scale study that concluded that the Alexander Technique is an effective method of helping people with chronic and recurrent back pain. The study was published in 2008 in the British Medical Journal. Dr. Little summarizes the study and gives suggestions for back pain sufferers and for primary care physicians who treat people with back pain: Listen Dr. Theodore Steinman, MD, Clinical Professor of Medicine at the Harvard Medical School and a pain management export, talks about the role of the Alexander Technique in pain management: Listen Dr. John H. M. Austin, MD, Professor Emeritus of Radiology at the Columbia University Medical Center and internationally known chest radiologist talks about a study he and the late Pearl Ausubel, an Alexander Technique teacher in New York City conducted about the effectiveness of the Alexander Technique in improving breathing: Listen Chyna Whyne, singer, songwriter, fashion model and Alexander Technique talks about her background here and about her specialty of teaching women to walk well in high heels here - Chyna's Website Jennifer Kellow an Alexander Technique teacher and Registered Nurse talks about her background here and her work with with: Loren Shlaes, an Alexander Technique teacher and Occupational Therapist in New York City talks about: John Macy, an Alexander Technique teacher, Physical Therapist and Pilates instructor in Omaha, Nebraska talks about the relationship of the Technique to Physical Therapy: Listen Diana Rumrill, a Physical Therapist, in Washington, DC, talks about ways in which the Alexander Technique can complement Physical Therapy: Listen Belinda Mello discusses the role of the Alexander Technique in helping an actor prepare and perform, and explains why the Technique is included in many well-known theater training programs: Listen - Belinda's Website Constance Clare-Newman, an Alexander Technique teacher in the San Francisco Bay area, talk about Sex, Sexuality and the Alexander Technique: Listen - Constance's Website Gary Adelman, an Alexander Technique teacher and professional tennis player talk about Tennis and the Alexander Technique: Listen Harriet Anderson, an Alexander Technique teacher in Vienna, Austria discusses: John Appleton, an Alexander Technique teacher in Springfield, Missouri talks about Posture Release Imagery and how you can use it: Listen Roy Palmer, an Alexander Technique teacher in Bedford, England talks about the applications of the Technique for sports and fitness: Listen Elizabeth Reese, an Alexander Technique teacher in Orange County, New York and Manhattan, talks about: Ann Rodiger, an Alexander Technique teacher in New York City, talks about Dance. Dance Training and the Alexander Technique: Listen - Website Mike Cross, an Alexander Technique teacher in Aylesbury, England and Robert Rickover, an Alexander Technique teacher in Lincoln, Nebraska and Toronto, Canada talk about how you can learn to sit without stress: Listen Malcolm Balk, an Alexander Technique teacher and Level 4 running coach, in Montreal, Canada talks about: Shirley Wade-Linton, an Alexander Technique teacher and Registered Dietitian in Courtenay, Vancouver Island, British Columbia talks about ways in which the Technique can help people with eating disorders. Listen Ariel Weiss, an Alexander Technique teacher in Philadelphia, talks about ways in which the Technique can help musicians. Listen Josephine Gray, an Alexander Technique teacher in San Francisco, talks about ways in which the Technique can help musicians: Listen Laura Klein, an Alexander Technique teacher and professional jazz musician in Berkeley, California talks about ways the Technique can help musicians: Listen Heather Snyder, an Alexander Technique teacher and Pilates Instructor in New York City, talks about the Technique and Pilates: Listen Ingrid Bacci, an Alexander Technique teacher in Cortland Manor, New York, talks about: Jeanne Barrett, an Alexander Technique Teacher in Seattle, Washington, talks about ways the Technique, along with other methods, can assist in the recovery from an injury: Listen Dr. Martin Goldman, DDS, is an Alexander Technique teacher and dentist in Berkeley, California. Ari Gil, an Alexander Technique teacher in San Diego, talks about ways in which the Technique compares and contrasts with therapies designed to improve physical functioning, and with movement methods: Listen Bob Lada, and Alexander Technique teacher in Cambridge, Massachusetts, talks about ways in which the Alexander Technique can help performers and athletes to improvise: Listen Short National Public Radio interview about the Alexander Technique and Breathing Robert Rickover, a teacher of the Alexander Technique in Lincoln, Nebraska and Toronto, Canada, describes the Technique's usefulness for musicians with Andy Lutes of Musicians' Health. Listen Robert discusses the Technique and performers with Daryl Kulack of Holistic Health Nation . Listen to Part II . Listen to Part II Click here to hear a teacher describe what kinds of people benefit from lessons in the Alexander Technique and how it helps courtesy of Dana Ben-Yehuda, an Alexander Technique teacher in Mountain View, California. Back Stress Release - CD based on the Alexander Technique AlexanderStuff.com - CDs for use at home . |
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