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The Alexander Technique teaches you how to

    • Perform your daily activities with comfort and ease
    • Reduce tension and effort
    • Improve posture and coordination
    • Improve breathing
    • Enjoy greater poise and confidence

You can learn to use your whole body in a new way, whether you are playing an instrument, singing, acting, sitting at a computer, driving a car, working out in the gym, running, playing basketball, riding your horse, dancing, or practicing any other activity.

 

 

 

 

                        

 

Do you experience back pain or neck pain as you work at the computer? This might be the result of how you sit and how you move. If this is the problem, I can teach you to use the principles of the Alexander Technique to become aware of what you are doing and change your habits.

Have you hit a plateau in your performance skills? Are you stuck at a certain level in your sport, singing, or musical instrument? Lessons in the Alexander Technique teach you to change your old habits, get un-stuck, and take your skills to the next level.

Do you feel un-coordinated and lacking in poise when you walk? Do you slump uncomfortably as you sit? You can use the Alexander Technique to improve your posture and coordination in movement for better balance, poise, and ease in everyday activity.

    Phyllis Richmond and the Alexander Technique in the Dallas Morning News

Call Phyllis Richmond at 214-769-4502 to discuss how learning the Alexander Technique could help you.