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There’s plenty of information on the STAT (Society of Teachers of The Alexander Technique) website, so if you want to read articles about the Technique, find out who Alexander was, or find how it might help you, then click on the STAT link, or for answers to frequently asked questions, click on FAQ's below.

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We do have a list of recommended reading. Unfortunately there are some terrible books on the Alexander Technique, as well as some good ones, so if you do want to read about it before having lessons (and we strongly recommend that you do), then the following are the best books to go for.

 

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As children we all have good use, but it is rarely seen in adults

BODY LEARNING     ~ Michael Gelb.

We think this is  the best introduction to the Alexander Technique ~ particularly well illustrated and informative.

 ALEXANDER TECHNIQUE  ~ Chris Stevens.

A good general introduction  

 THE ALEXANDER PRINCIPLE   ~ Dr. Wilfred Barlow. 

If you are interested in some of the medical and physiological aspects of the Technique, The Alexander Principle is an informative book, written by a doctor who was trained by Alexander himself.

THE USE OF THE SELF  ~ F.M. Alexander

For more adventurous readers, Alexander’s third book, written in the nineteen thirties gives a thorough account of how he discovered his Technique, and some of the principles involved. Not an easy read, but well worth it.

THE ALEXANDER TECHNIQUE: A Skill for Life  ~Pedro de Alcantara.

This is an excellent title, which manages to be a good read, whilst giving an in-depth explanation of the Technique, and is highly recommended.

 The last two books on the list are best suited to pupils who have had some lessons. 

If you would like our views on a particular book, please ask.

You can buy any of the recommended books by clicking the link below

 

 

The area covered by our practice includes  Aller, Axeminster, Bridgewater, Bridport, Bruton, Castle Cary, Chard, Crewkerne,   Dorset,  England, Glastonbury, Ilminster, Hatch Beauchamp,  Langport,  Martock, Sherbourne, Somerset, Somerton, Sparkford, Street, Taunton, UK, Wells, Wellington,  Wincanton, Yeovil,  South Petherton and most villages in South Somerset.

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