I am a teacher of the Alexander Technique, and Head of Training of the Alexander Technique School, Queen’s Park.
I trained for three years with Misha Magidov at his North London Teacher Training Course, qualifying as an AT teacher in 1984. From 1986 to 2003 I was an assistant at the NLTTC, training students to become AT teachers. I opened the Alexander Technique School, Queen’s Park in January 2004.
I run a private practice from my home in Queen’s Park, London. I am known locally and have had many students from my neighbourhood. I am on good terms with my local NHS clinic, and the GPs at this clinic occasionally refer to me some of their patients.
My students come from all walks of life, including many actors and musicians. Since 1984, when an AT department was established at the Royal Academy of Music, I have been a teacher in this department.
I have published extensively and conducted many workshops on the AT.
I am a childbirth educator and a doula. My eutokia classes, which are based on the Alexander Technique, prepare women for childbirth. I also run special eutokia workshops: training AT teachers to work with pregnant women and accompany them in childbirth as doulas.
I am also a qualified teacher of Medau Rhythmic Movement.
If you are thinking of training to be an AT teacher and wish to find out more about the Alexander Technique School, Queen’s Park, click on ‘AT Training’ in the Navigation bar.
For all other information, click on ‘Site Information’ in the Navigation bar.