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No Easy Fix: Part III
I’d like to continue my exploration of Dr. R and her back pain (see here and here). Her problems did not begin over night. She tells her Alexander teacher that
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No Easy Fix: Part II
In Part I, I started to describe Dr. R and her struggle with back pain (and the idea of a blind spot). Dr. R comes to an Alexander teacher who
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No Easy Fix: Part I
I have been writing about debauched Kinesthesia (here, here, and here) and there is an aspect to this topic that rules most of our habitual reactions. Let’s call it the
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Width
by Stella Weigel What do you think of your shoulders? I only ever thought of mine as being ugly and rounded. I loathed seeing them in a mirror or in
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Lower Back Pain and The Alexander Technique
Many people come to the Alexander Technique because of lower back pain. It’s not surprising. Our lives have become very sedentary and most of us will spend many hours a
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The Primary Control and Asthma Conditions in Young Children
According to Nemours, asthma affects about 1 or 2 kids out of 10, making it the most common chronic disorder in childhood, currently affecting an estimated 7.0 million children under
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Asthma Management with the Alexander Technique
“I do not claim to have discovered any new method of breathing, but to understand the only true one- Nature’s” – F. M. Alexander Asthma gives a feeling that you
