Learning the Alexander Technique with Gail Barlow
Gail offers:
Individual Alexander Technique sessions at her clinics in Richmond, Northallerton and Ripon in North Yorkshire. A preliminary assessment and introductory session is advised in order to determine the suitability of the work to an individual's needs.
One-to-one sessions are the most usual and obviously the most effective method of learning the Technique, since 100% personal verbal and 'hands-on' attention can be given to the individual and to their problems/needs. Individual sessions can be for general issues or tailored specifically for performing artists.
Further information and comments about Gail's one-to-one sessions.
Public Speaking Alexander Technique sessions for individuals at her clinics in Richmond, Northallerton and Ripon in North Yorkshire.
The aim of the course is to help people overcome physical, emotional and psychological blocks to their becoming an effective speaker. It is not about how to write an effective presentation or lecture. Read more about this course
Group 'Taster' workshops, aimed both at a general audience and specifically for those involved in the performing arts. A number of public workshops have been arranged for early 2012: click here for the timetable and locations.
Private workshops can also be arranged for organisations on request.
Staff development introductory courses. Gail has been offering staff development courses since 1993 at educational institutions, research and library institutions and in companies. Courses can be tailored to suit various kinds of work applications.
Further information and comments about Gail's group sessions.
Dolfinjazz introductory residential weekends from time to time for six jazz instrumentalists/singers. For more information and comments about the Alexander Technique in relation to jazz, please go to the Dolfinjazz section of the 'Benefits of Alexander Technique' page.
Gail Barlow is the Director of Dolphin Alexander Courses, which she set up in 1990 after completing the three-year full-time Alexander Technique Teacher Training Course and qualifying as a Teacher of the F M Alexander Technique.
Gail is an experienced teacher who has worked with over 2,000 people in the UK, France and Greece.
She is a Member of the Society of Teachers of the Alexander Technique (STAT), which was founded in 1958 and is the oldest and largest professional body of Alexander Technique teachers in the world.
