Alexander Technique: Around the Table Part 2

It is required to be a massage therapist (or a massage therapy student in training) and to have had prior experience with the Alexander Technique. With minimal review of AT, we will be jumping right into therapists working on each other while I move around and assist, helping everyone figure out how to be more comfortable while they work. LMTs often work harder than they need to physically in the name of giving a good massage. In this class you will explore how to unwork physically while thinking more clearly and dynamically about how you are moving and using your own self as you connect with your clients. Different modalities require different uses of the therapist’s body. Swedish, Neuromuscular therapy, and Myofascial massage are some of the primary modalities that therapists can find taxing, but this class is not limited to those modalities. If you specialize in something else, bring…