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Excerpted from: The Somatics Infusion By Nancy Wozny   More teachers are blending awareness principles with technique.   Somatics is a fluid movement science. It’s in a constant state of growth ...

Journal of the California Dental Hygienists' Association  Volume 27, No. 2  Summer 2011 click here to download pdf of article (will open in new window)   by Dana Ben-Yehuda, M. AmSAT As my dental hygienist b ...

Tuesday, February 7, 2012 LORNA SIGGINS A RETIRED west of Ireland consultant has advocated far greater awareness of the Alexander Technique in medical training and practice. Ear, nose and throat (ENT) surgeon Kieran Tobin said he ...

listen to story June 29, 2009 by  ALLISON AUBREY Human beings breathe an average of 17,000 breaths a day. But who's counting? It's a process we take for granted, yet experts say good technique can help us slow down bre ...

by Robert Britton This article was originally published in AmSAT News , Issue No. 86, Summer 2011 . The entire Summer 2011 issue of  AmSAT News  is available in the Bookstore. I would like to th ...

This article was published in the Winter 2010 issue of AmSAT News . The entire Winter 2010 issue of AmSAT News is available in the store.   AmSAT News is pleased to bring you three short excerpts by Erik Bendix introduci ...

The entire Spring 2011 issue of  AmSAT News  is available in the Bookstore. The Alexander Technique and Chronic Pain: A Personal Story and Advice for Teachers by Karen G. Krueger Chronic pain can devastat ...

The entire Summer 2010 issue of AmSAT News  is now available in our bookstore. The Alexander Technique and Parkinson's Disease: A Case Study in Generating Hope for a Degenerative Condition by Ruth Rootberg ...

The entire Spring 2010 issue of the AmSAT News is available in our store. by Phyllis G. Richmond     Taijiquan 1 (T’ai Chi Chu’an) has been my Alexander Technique laboratory since 1998. I have studied the Old Yang st ...

  April 27, 2011 Alexander Technique movement getting stronger after 140 years By Paulette Safdieh     Hope Martin (below). Photo by Andrew Schwartz Our society is one where smart phones are constan ...