This is a free monthly online group for any Alexander Technique teacher or teacher trainee (or those about to begin training). We meet on the first Wednesday of each month. (Please note the meeting time listed is in Central time USA; choose your time zone when registering.)

This group is a space for us to come together to share, be heard, listen, receive support and in turn support one another. Each meeting is an opportunity to share and process our challenges and discoveries in relationship to the Alexander Technique (directly or indirectly), whatever they may be. We can support one another and connect as a group and community, without a hierarchical authority.

There is no obligation to attend every group. Come as you are and participate to the extent that works for you in the moment.

All happenings in the group are confidential.

Guidelines

Each meeting begins with space for participants to share anything that’s coming up for them, specifically without comment from others. This is time to offer support to your colleagues in the form of listening. In recognition of the potential vulnerability of each person’s sharing, we do not comment, interrupt or offer advice to one another during this time.

After each person has had an opportunity to speak (which is not required) the meeting shifts. Any participant may present a topic for discussion. For example, this could be in the form of an idea, a question, or a request for input, help or advice from others. Topics are not limited. Please do not reference or comment on another person’s sharing from the first portion of the meeting unless that person has specifically raised the subject and asked for comment themselves.

This is an evolving and fluid group. If you would like to know more, have any questions, concerns, or feedback please contact me directly. If you would like to participate but cannot make our meeting times let me know some times that would work for you. I may be able to add meeting times.

This is a free monthly online group for any Alexander Technique teacher or teacher trainee (or those about to begin training). We meet on the first Wednesday of each month. (Please note the meeting time listed is in Central time USA; choose your time zone when registering.)

This group is a space for us to come together to share, be heard, listen, receive support and in turn support one another. Each meeting is an opportunity to share and process our challenges and discoveries in relationship to the Alexander Technique (directly or indirectly), whatever they may be. We can support one another and connect as a group and community, without a hierarchical authority.

There is no obligation to attend every group. Come as you are and participate to the extent that works for you in the moment.

All happenings in the group are confidential.

Guidelines

Each meeting begins with space for participants to share anything that’s coming up for them, specifically without comment from others. This is time to offer support to your colleagues in the form of listening. In recognition of the potential vulnerability of each person’s sharing, we do not comment, interrupt or offer advice to one another during this time.

After each person has had an opportunity to speak (which is not required) the meeting shifts. Any participant may present a topic for discussion. For example, this could be in the form of an idea, a question, or a request for input, help or advice from others. Topics are not limited. Please do not reference or comment on another person’s sharing from the first portion of the meeting unless that person has specifically raised the subject and asked for comment themselves.

This is an evolving and fluid group. If you would like to know more, have any questions, concerns, or feedback please contact me directly. If you would like to participate but cannot make our meeting times let me know some times that would work for you. I may be able to add meeting times.

This is a free monthly online group for any Alexander Technique teacher or teacher trainee (or those about to begin training). We meet on the first Wednesday of each month. (Please note the meeting time listed is in Central time USA; choose your time zone when registering.)

This group is a space for us to come together to share, be heard, listen, receive support and in turn support one another. Each meeting is an opportunity to share and process our challenges and discoveries in relationship to the Alexander Technique (directly or indirectly), whatever they may be. We can support one another and connect as a group and community, without a hierarchical authority.

There is no obligation to attend every group. Come as you are and participate to the extent that works for you in the moment.

All happenings in the group are confidential.

Guidelines

Each meeting begins with space for participants to share anything that’s coming up for them, specifically without comment from others. This is time to offer support to your colleagues in the form of listening. In recognition of the potential vulnerability of each person’s sharing, we do not comment, interrupt or offer advice to one another during this time.

After each person has had an opportunity to speak (which is not required) the meeting shifts. Any participant may present a topic for discussion. For example, this could be in the form of an idea, a question, or a request for input, help or advice from others. Topics are not limited. Please do not reference or comment on another person’s sharing from the first portion of the meeting unless that person has specifically raised the subject and asked for comment themselves.

This is an evolving and fluid group. If you would like to know more, have any questions, concerns, or feedback please contact me directly. If you would like to participate but cannot make our meeting times let me know some times that would work for you. I may be able to add meeting times.

This is a free monthly online group for any Alexander Technique teacher or teacher trainee (or those about to begin training). We meet on the first Wednesday of each month. (Please note the meeting time listed is in Central time USA; choose your time zone when registering.)

This group is a space for us to come together to share, be heard, listen, receive support and in turn support one another. Each meeting is an opportunity to share and process our challenges and discoveries in relationship to the Alexander Technique (directly or indirectly), whatever they may be. We can support one another and connect as a group and community, without a hierarchical authority.

There is no obligation to attend every group. Come as you are and participate to the extent that works for you in the moment.

All happenings in the group are confidential.

Guidelines

Each meeting begins with space for participants to share anything that’s coming up for them, specifically without comment from others. This is time to offer support to your colleagues in the form of listening. In recognition of the potential vulnerability of each person’s sharing, we do not comment, interrupt or offer advice to one another during this time.

After each person has had an opportunity to speak (which is not required) the meeting shifts. Any participant may present a topic for discussion. For example, this could be in the form of an idea, a question, or a request for input, help or advice from others. Topics are not limited. Please do not reference or comment on another person’s sharing from the first portion of the meeting unless that person has specifically raised the subject and asked for comment themselves.

This is an evolving and fluid group. If you would like to know more, have any questions, concerns, or feedback please contact me directly. If you would like to participate but cannot make our meeting times let me know some times that would work for you. I may be able to add meeting times.

This is a free monthly online group for any Alexander Technique teacher or teacher trainee (or those about to begin training). We meet on the first Wednesday of each month. (Please note the meeting time listed is in Central time USA; choose your time zone when registering.)

This group is a space for us to come together to share, be heard, listen, receive support and in turn support one another. Each meeting is an opportunity to share and process our challenges and discoveries in relationship to the Alexander Technique (directly or indirectly), whatever they may be. We can support one another and connect as a group and community, without a hierarchical authority.

There is no obligation to attend every group. Come as you are and participate to the extent that works for you in the moment.

All happenings in the group are confidential.

Guidelines

Each meeting begins with space for participants to share anything that’s coming up for them, specifically without comment from others. This is time to offer support to your colleagues in the form of listening. In recognition of the potential vulnerability of each person’s sharing, we do not comment, interrupt or offer advice to one another during this time.

After each person has had an opportunity to speak (which is not required) the meeting shifts. Any participant may present a topic for discussion. For example, this could be in the form of an idea, a question, or a request for input, help or advice from others. Topics are not limited. Please do not reference or comment on another person’s sharing from the first portion of the meeting unless that person has specifically raised the subject and asked for comment themselves.

This is an evolving and fluid group. If you would like to know more, have any questions, concerns, or feedback please contact me directly. If you would like to participate but cannot make our meeting times let me know some times that would work for you. I may be able to add meeting times.

This is a free monthly online group for any Alexander Technique teacher or teacher trainee (or those about to begin training). We meet on the first Wednesday of each month. (Please note the meeting time listed is in Central time USA; choose your time zone when registering.)

This group is a space for us to come together to share, be heard, listen, receive support and in turn support one another. Each meeting is an opportunity to share and process our challenges and discoveries in relationship to the Alexander Technique (directly or indirectly), whatever they may be. We can support one another and connect as a group and community, without a hierarchical authority.

There is no obligation to attend every group. Come as you are and participate to the extent that works for you in the moment.

All happenings in the group are confidential.

Guidelines

Each meeting begins with space for participants to share anything that’s coming up for them, specifically without comment from others. This is time to offer support to your colleagues in the form of listening. In recognition of the potential vulnerability of each person’s sharing, we do not comment, interrupt or offer advice to one another during this time.

After each person has had an opportunity to speak (which is not required) the meeting shifts. Any participant may present a topic for discussion. For example, this could be in the form of an idea, a question, or a request for input, help or advice from others. Topics are not limited. Please do not reference or comment on another person’s sharing from the first portion of the meeting unless that person has specifically raised the subject and asked for comment themselves.

This is an evolving and fluid group. If you would like to know more, have any questions, concerns, or feedback please contact me directly. If you would like to participate but cannot make our meeting times let me know some times that would work for you. I may be able to add meeting times.

This is a free monthly online group for any Alexander Technique teacher or teacher trainee (or those about to begin training). We meet on the first Wednesday of each month. (Please note the meeting time listed is in Central time USA; choose your time zone when registering.)

This group is a space for us to come together to share, be heard, listen, receive support and in turn support one another. Each meeting is an opportunity to share and process our challenges and discoveries in relationship to the Alexander Technique (directly or indirectly), whatever they may be. We can support one another and connect as a group and community, without a hierarchical authority.

There is no obligation to attend every group. Come as you are and participate to the extent that works for you in the moment.

All happenings in the group are confidential.

Guidelines

Each meeting begins with space for participants to share anything that’s coming up for them, specifically without comment from others. This is time to offer support to your colleagues in the form of listening. In recognition of the potential vulnerability of each person’s sharing, we do not comment, interrupt or offer advice to one another during this time.

After each person has had an opportunity to speak (which is not required) the meeting shifts. Any participant may present a topic for discussion. For example, this could be in the form of an idea, a question, or a request for input, help or advice from others. Topics are not limited. Please do not reference or comment on another person’s sharing from the first portion of the meeting unless that person has specifically raised the subject and asked for comment themselves.

This is an evolving and fluid group. If you would like to know more, have any questions, concerns, or feedback please contact me directly. If you would like to participate but cannot make our meeting times let me know some times that would work for you. I may be able to add meeting times.

This is a free monthly online group for any Alexander Technique teacher or teacher trainee (or those about to begin training). We meet on the first Wednesday of each month. (Please note the meeting time listed is in Central time USA; choose your time zone when registering.)

This group is a space for us to come together to share, be heard, listen, receive support and in turn support one another. Each meeting is an opportunity to share and process our challenges and discoveries in relationship to the Alexander Technique (directly or indirectly), whatever they may be. We can support one another and connect as a group and community, without a hierarchical authority.

There is no obligation to attend every group. Come as you are and participate to the extent that works for you in the moment.

All happenings in the group are confidential.

Guidelines

Each meeting begins with space for participants to share anything that’s coming up for them, specifically without comment from others. This is time to offer support to your colleagues in the form of listening. In recognition of the potential vulnerability of each person’s sharing, we do not comment, interrupt or offer advice to one another during this time.

After each person has had an opportunity to speak (which is not required) the meeting shifts. Any participant may present a topic for discussion. For example, this could be in the form of an idea, a question, or a request for input, help or advice from others. Topics are not limited. Please do not reference or comment on another person’s sharing from the first portion of the meeting unless that person has specifically raised the subject and asked for comment themselves.

This is an evolving and fluid group. If you would like to know more, have any questions, concerns, or feedback please contact me directly. If you would like to participate but cannot make our meeting times let me know some times that would work for you. I may be able to add meeting times.

This is a free monthly online group for any Alexander Technique teacher or teacher trainee (or those about to begin training). We meet on the first Wednesday of each month. (Please note the meeting time listed is in Central time USA; choose your time zone when registering.)

This group is a space for us to come together to share, be heard, listen, receive support and in turn support one another. Each meeting is an opportunity to share and process our challenges and discoveries in relationship to the Alexander Technique (directly or indirectly), whatever they may be. We can support one another and connect as a group and community, without a hierarchical authority.

There is no obligation to attend every group. Come as you are and participate to the extent that works for you in the moment.

All happenings in the group are confidential.

Guidelines

Each meeting begins with space for participants to share anything that’s coming up for them, specifically without comment from others. This is time to offer support to your colleagues in the form of listening. In recognition of the potential vulnerability of each person’s sharing, we do not comment, interrupt or offer advice to one another during this time.

After each person has had an opportunity to speak (which is not required) the meeting shifts. Any participant may present a topic for discussion. For example, this could be in the form of an idea, a question, or a request for input, help or advice from others. Topics are not limited. Please do not reference or comment on another person’s sharing from the first portion of the meeting unless that person has specifically raised the subject and asked for comment themselves.

This is an evolving and fluid group. If you would like to know more, have any questions, concerns, or feedback please contact me directly. If you would like to participate but cannot make our meeting times let me know some times that would work for you. I may be able to add meeting times.