Sue Isaac - Calendar of Forthcoming Events
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An Introduction To The Alexander Technique Beginner's Course Offering a unique combination of group & one-to-one teaching with no more than six participants, the course includes an individual lesson. |
Teaching/Learning Objectives • Developing the ability to inhibit and direct• Self Awareness• Developing the habit of thinking in activity• Recognising the difference between “going up” & “pulling/collapsing down”• Developing observational skills Teaching/Learning Methods • Individual one-to-one teaching, working in pairs and as a group• Considering activities such as sitting, standing, walking and bending• Homework consisting of simple activities as a focus for the discovery of habits of use• Keeping a journal, noting discoveries, changes and how they came about 30/04/2009 7-9pm Rawlins Community College (Quorn) 01509 622827 (7 sessions £117) 20/04/2009 7-9pm Percival Guildhouse, Rugby 01788 542467 (7 week course £90) 19/01/2009 Percival Guildhouse, Rugby 01788 542467 15/01/2009 Rawlins Community College (Quorn) 01509 622827 13/01/2009 Leicester (Aylestone) 0116 2838510 sue.isaac@tiscali.co.uk 04/11/2008 7-9pm Aylestone (Leicester) 0116 2838510 (7 sessions £95)
09/09/2008 7-9pm Aylestone (Leicester) 0116 2838510 (7 sessions £95)
25/09/2008 7-9pm Rawlins Community College (Quorn) 01509 622827 (7 sessions £117) 08/04/2008 7-9pm Percival Guildhouse, Rugby 01788 542467 (7 week course) 16/01/2008 7-9pm Rawlins Community College (Quorn) 01509 622827 14/01/2008 7-9pm Lutterworth Community College 01455 205125 Please contact either the relevant college or myself for details. |
Introductory workshops
"All About The Alexander Technique" is a three hour introductory workshop designed to help you decide if you wish to have individual lessons. The story of how the Technique came about is followed by a series of practical activities carried out in pairs. There is a demonstration of the way in which the Technique is taught and, whilst a video is being shown, each participant can have a short individual hands-on session.
09/05/2009 10am-1pm Percival Guildhouse, Rugby 01788 542467 (£10)
08/02/2009 10am-1pm Rawlins Community College (Quorn) 01509 622827
07/03/2009 10am-1pm Percival Guildhouse, Rugby 01788 542467
08/11/2008 10am-1pm Rawlins Community College (Quorn) 01509 622827
10/11/2007 10am-1pm Lutterworth Community College 01455 205125
03/11/2007 10am-1pm Rawlins Community College (Quorn) 01509 622827
13/10/2007 10am-1pm Percival Guildhouse, Rugby 01788 542467
18/02/2007 12am-4pm EcoHouse, Leicester Talk and Taster Sessions
17/02/2007 10am-1pm Lutterworth Community College 01455 205125
10/02/2007 10am-1pm Percival Guildhouse, Rugby 01788 542467
03/02/2007 10am-1pm Rawlins Community College (Quorn) 01509 622827
04/11/2006 10am-1pm Percival Guildhouse, Rugby 01788 542467
13/05/2006 10am-1pm Percival Guildhouse, Rugby 01788 542467
06/05/2006 10am-1pm Rawlins Community College (Quorn) 01509 622827
04/02/2006 10am-1pm Lutterworth Community College 01455 205125
14/01/2006 10am-1pm Countesthorpe Community College 0116 2771555
15/10/2005 10am-1pm Percival Guildhouse, Rugby 01788 542467
08/10/2005 10am-1pm Lutterworth Community College 01455 205125
24/09/2005 10am-1pm Countesthorpe Community College 0116 2771555
To book a place on any of the workshops please contact the relevant college, or if you would like more information please contact me directly.
The Society of Teachers of the Alexander Technique (STAT) recently celebrated 100 years of the Alexander Technique in the UK. Frederick Matthias Alexander, founder of the technique, first introduced his revolutionary method to the British public when he arrived in London in 1904. STAT teachers pioneered joint educational initiatives and projects with schools nationwide throughout the Centenary year.
'Taster Sessions' and informal discussions given at Borders Bookshop, Grove Farm Triangle, Leicester in June 2004.
