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Workshop

Workshop: The Timeless Core

‘The Timeless Core’ workshop
with Peter Ribeaux
Saturday 11 Oct 2014 from 1:30-4:30pm
10 Harley Street, London W1G 9PF

An event for Alexander Technique teachers. We’ll be exploring ‘The Timeless Core’ – in ourselves and in our teaching – with Peter Ribeaux.

What do we mean when we talk about timeless core? Can we recognise and define the timeless core of the Alexander Technique? Is there one? This is the important theme of our next workshop and is an opportunity to ask those questions you always wanted to ask in a great learning environment.

Peter Ribeaux has been an Alexander teacher for over 40 years. He was trained by Patrick Macdonald and has himself been training teachers since September 1984. He has given workshops in Canada, Denmark, France, Germany, Japan, Israel, Switzerland and the USA and has taught the Alexander Technique in a number of different settings ranging from the performance arts to the aerospace industry.

Formerly a university lecturer in organisational psychology, he has also been a council member of STAT and is currently co-chair of the moderators panel and a member of the Training Course Committee of STAT.

All participants will receive an invoice and a certificate of attendance for your CPD records.

Please book early to avoid disappointment as places are limited and note that no refunds will be possible within the week before the workshop date.

HITE Ltd, 10 Harley Street, London W1G 9PF.
T: 020 7467 8461. E: info@hiteltd.co.uk

Publications

Connected Perspectives published

Connected PerspectivesConnected Perspectives –
Alexander Technique in Context
edited by Claire Rennie,
Tanya Shoop and Kamal Thapen.

Published by HITE
Publication date 28th Feb 2015
ISBN: 978-0-9568997-4-3

 

 

Connected Perspectives comprises 23 contemporary articles which relate the Alexander Technique to diverse fields of human endeavour. Ranging from Literature to Musical Training, from Skiing to Sex, from Psychotherapy to Anatomy, from Birth to Personal Cultivation, from the Ideomotor Principle to Historical Overviews – this collection is essential reading for those who would like to explore the Alexander Technique in a wider context. Written by experts in their respective fields, the articles invite readers, both familiar and those not previously acquainted with the Technique, to gain an understanding of its potential.

Authors:
Christine Ackers, Kathleen Ballard, Glenna Batson, Anne Battye, Erik Bendix, Peter Buckoke, Jonathan Cole, Barry Collins, Sheila Christie, Henry Fagg, Alex Farkas, Brita Forsstrom, Fumie Hosoi, Nadia Kevan, Tim Kjeldsen, Judith Kleinmann, Claire de Obaldia, Sue Pepper, Peter Ribeaux, Joseph Sanders, Keith Silvester, Lucia Walker, Sharyn West, Malcolm Williamson and Julia Woodman.

Editors:
Claire Rennie, Tanya Shoop and Kamal Thapen

Reviews:

‘The Alexander Technique is for living life to the full. I would like to wholeheartedly endorse this book …’

– Elisabeth Walker

Organizations

Support The F. Matthias Alexander Trust

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The purpose of the Trust is to bring to the general public, awareness and understanding of the Alexander Technique. The Trust also promotes research and study into all aspects of the Technique.

To continue the valuable and important work of the Trust, you can help in a variety of ways.

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