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ELISABETH WALKER trained as an Alexander Technique Teacher with F. M. Alexander from 1938 to 1947. From 1984 to 2000 she ran a teacher training program in Oxford, England. Currently Elisabeth teaches at home and for teacher training courses all over the world. |
FRANK
OTTIWELL is one of the most experienced Alexander Teachers in North America. For 30 years he was director of the Alexander Training Institure of San Francisco. A founding director of the American Center for the Alexander Technique (ACAT) in New York and California in the early sixties, he has also been the resident Alexander Technique teacher with the American Conservatory Theatre of San Francisco for the past 34 seasons, as well as a member of ACT's acting company. For the last decade Frank has been invited to teach master classes in Sweden, Finland, England and Switzerland. |
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NICHOLLS trained in London from 1973 to 1976 with Walter and Dilys Carrington, and stayed for eleven years, assisting the Carringtons daily on their teacher training course. He has subsequently directed Alexander teacher training programs in Melbourne, Australia, and Brighton, England. His book, The Alexander Technique: In Conversation with John Nicholls and Sean Carey, was published in 1991. During the last ten years, John has run post-graduate classes for teachers and has conducted seminars for the public in the USA, Europe, and Australia. In January 2003, he moved to the USA and is currently teaching in New York City. |
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LYN CHARLSEN is director for the Alexander Technique Institute, Los Angeles. She has been an Alexander Technique teacher for the University of Southern California School of Theatre, USC Music School/Opera Division, and also for California State University. An Alexander Technique teacher for 27 years, Lyn trains A.T. teachers and practices in Van Nuys and San Monica, CA. |
***STEVEN SHAW is a teacher of the Alexander Technique Instituteand a former competitive swimmer. Over the past twenty years he has developed a revolutionary approach to swimming, The Shaw Method, which has helped thousands of people to find freedom and ease in the water. Apart from his passion for teaching, Steven is a keen swimmer. Steven Shaw trained as an Alexander Technique teacher in Tel Aviv, becoming certified in 1990. He is currently based in London, and regularly teaches in Canada, Estonia, Egypt, Holland, Israel, Japan, Malta, and America. |
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JUDY STERN has been a physical therapist for 34 years and an Alexander Technique teacher for 17 years. Judy specializes in chronic or acute pain conditions, combining her knowledge of physical therapy and anatomy with her knowledge and skill as an Alexander Technique teacher. A senior member of the ACAT faculty, Judy also maintains a private practice in Rye, New York. |
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BARBARA KENT is former director of teacher training at the American Center for the Alexander Technique (ACAT) in New York. Barbara began her carreer by studying singing at Julliard School of Music. She is a certified Rubenfield Synergy Method Practitioner and a student of Carl Stough, integrating his principles of breathing coordination into her work. Barbara has been training Alexander Technique teachers and working in private practice for over 30 years in NYC. |
ANNE H. WAXMAN is a former faculty member for the American Center for the Alexander Technique (ACAT) in New York. She has also taught in the Actors Studio MFA program in New York. She was certified as an Alexander Technique teacher in 1984 and in 2003 became certified in Jessica Wolf's The Art of Breathing. Anne is a graduate of Sarah Lawrence College where she studied Psychology and Dance. She practices in Manhattan and is in demand world wide as an Alexander Technique teacher. |
MEADE ANDREWS is a choreographer, dancer, actor, anatomist, and Alexander Technique teacher. Former Director for the dance program at American University in Washington DC, Meade currently teaches for the graduate acting program at Florida Atlantic University in Boca Raton. She also teaches and gives workshops in Washington DC and NY. |
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CAROL BOGGS is a Movement Specialist, Dancer, Laban Analyst and Massage Therapist. She practices in Washington DC and teaches in the Vocal Studies department at George Mason University. She has been teaching the Alexander Technique for over 23 years. |
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Please feel free to contact us for more information:
Ian
Kleiman - Registrar
1.800.295.9296
1.616.784.5720
fax: 1.484.450.1816
E-mail: 'info@alextech-sweetbriar.com'
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