Workshops

 

Introductory events

If you would prefer to find out a bit more about the Alexander Technique before trying a lesson, then come along to any of our introductory events. You can meet us, hear a short talk about what the Alexander Technique is, and how it could benefit you. You can also experience the Alexander Technique for yourself in a short practical demonstration, and have your questions answered.

The next dates are:
Introductory workshop: To be announced! (Please contact us if you are interested in an introductory workshop.)

For details to an event please click on the date, all the dates can also be found at News & Events.

Some events are in English, some in German, and some are in both languages. Please see each event for details.

 

Other workshops

Alexander Technique introductory workshop Institut 4 KUG

Dates: 11.03.2023, 10.00-12.00
Location: KUG
For whom: Students at Institut 4
For booking and more information please contact the University of Music and Performing Arts Graz.


Alexander Technique workshops CSC KUG

An introductory workshop at the Career Service Centre of the University of Music and Performing Arts Graz, followed by the possibility for all participants to sign up for one individual half-hour Alexander lesson with either Jean or Regina.

Dates SS 2023: 05.05.2023, 16.00-18.00
Location: Reiterkaserne
For whom: Students, alumni and staff of the University
For booking and more information please see: CSC KUG Graz


The Unknown in Hands-on Work – with Jean Fischer

Inhibition is the source of creativity and the unknown. The unknown can only happen if our habitual way of reacting does not get in the way. By inhibiting our habitual reaction we allow for the possibility of something new to arise. Sometimes hands-on work becomes formulaic and repetitive and we are not as open to perceiving ourselves and our pupils as we could be. This workshop will start with a short lying-down (but with a different thinking process than normal), followed by basic hands-on preparation in ourselves and in pairs, and then putting hands-on each other, but in a way which is exploring how to be more sensitive, perceptive and non-judgemental in our hands-on work.

 ++postponed+++new date to be announced
For teachers. Max. 8 participants. To secure a place please email Jean.

Location: Das Wiener Ausbildungszentrum für Alexander-Technik (WAAT).

 

Other events