ITM Alexander Technique Summer Workshop Course
Category: Residential
Duration: 1-9 days
Royal Agricultural College,
Stroud Road,
Cirencester,
Gloucestershire,
England,
GL7 6JS.
0117 953 8430
The Alexander Technique is a powerful tool for change, which can bring about lasting improvements in physical and mental performance. It can be used to enhance a person’s co-ordination and comfort in everyday tasks as well as more specialised activities, such as music, dance or sport.
From its very beginning, the Alexander Technique has been used to solve problems and find simpler solutions. This workshop is designed to give participants inspirational guidance and instruction in how to apply the principles and ideas of Alexander’s work for themselves.
By learning more about ourselves and the principles which govern all movement behaviour, we can make increasingly better use of our minds and bodies, freeing ourselves to reach our dreams.
"As a result of the Alexander Technique, I feel
stronger, more hopeful, more relaxed, more in
control and so much happier."
"The Alexander Technique has had a profound
effect on my thoughts, social interactions and
sense of myself."
During the workshop, fifty hours of classes will be offered in a mixture of large group experiences and smaller more personalised groups. This gives participants a chance to listen, to watch and to learn in an experiential context as well as ask questions.
"It was fun and incredibly
stimulating. I met a lot of
interesting and like minded
people and went away a
happier person."
This workshop is open to all, whether you are completely new to the work of F.M. Alexander, are a student keen to learn more, or are a teacher or trainee who would like to accept the challenge of new viewpoints and methods. Whatever your experience, we would love to have you join us. The 9 day workshop is divided into two four days blocks. Although we strongly recommend stays of at least 4 days, you are welcome to attend for anything from 1-9 days.
"Great teachers, generous
and interesting people -
and the strong possibility
that you won't be remotely
the same when you leave."
"A unique holiday of
discovery, creativity,
revelation and inspiration."
For further information, please contact Tracy Gil, the Workshop Coordinator.
Dates
1-10th August 2008
