Alexander Technique Forums

1. • CommentAuthordod
   • CommentTimeMay 14th 2005

    # 1
   I've set this forum up for anyone and everyone interested in the Alexander Technique to be able to visit, read what others have said, ask questions if they like, comment on something if they want, and generally feel free to contribute or browse regardless of their level of expertise or experience. This is a forum for complete beginners as much as teachers of many years standing.
   
   I think it's important to remember that while there are 'right' responses to objective questions such as 'how long does it take to train to be a teacher' or 'are there any teachers in Moscow', there are only opinions, informed or otherwise, as to 'how to direct' or 'does the Technique help with lumbago' and I would encourage everyone, no matter what their qualifications might appear to be, to speak their mind.
   
   Opinions don't have to be 'new'. If you have something you've written elsewhere about the Alexander Technique and would like to make it public, for others to read or make comments on, go ahead and post it. Also, please add details of any events, seminars, workshops, teaching exchanges, etc, you might be organising or have heard of.
   
   Feel free to add any site or sites you know of to the links section. If you have a comment to make concerning an existing link, go ahead and make it.
   
   Forums and email groups can become confrontational. Usually, this is a case of a tiny minority alienating the majority. In my view, there is a clear dividing line between vigorous debate and what amounts to a slanging match. Crossing that line, posts that have no connection with the Technique and, of course, junk, are all I will endeavour to moderate.
2. • CommentAuthordod
   • CommentTimeFeb 3rd 2007

    # 2
   The best and easiest way to follow discussions is to go to "Account Options" and then "Notification" and click in one or both boxes. That way you'll be advised by email when new posts appear.