My aim in teaching the Alexander Technique is to give to each individual a simple process (The Technique) to enable them to work towards fulfilling their potential in their lifes activities.
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About Claire Coveney MSTAT
I carried out my 3 year full time training course as an Alexander Technique teacher at the Bristol Alexander Technique Training School Association (BATTSA). I am a teaching member of the Society of Teachers of the Alexander Technique (STAT) so adhere to the Society's Code of Professional Conduct and am covered by professional indemnity insurance.
I came to the Technique initially through my background in dance where I had stumbled across some of Alexander’s writing. A number of years later I went along to an evening workshop of the Alexander Technique and was amazed by watching the results the teacher had with the people he worked with. They seemed to become brighter and more at ease with themselves. They also had more ease and fluidity in activities such as playing the violin and walking with just simple non-interfering, non-manipulative hands on. I was immediately intrigued and had to find out more.
At the same time I had pain in my right hip, which I assumed, (incorrectly I realise now) was the inevitable result of years of dancing. I was also feeling the stress of a very busy job with general physical tension along with heart palpitations. All of this changed with Alexander Technique lessons. The pain eased, the heart palpitations vanished and I felt generally more confident.
Prior to my training I trained in contemporary dance and then worked in administrative management and fundraising. Other interests include hill walking and scrambling, cycling, dance and yoga.
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