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Access to STAT's Photo Archive
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Friends of the Alexander Technique
Friends of the Alexander Technique is a participative organisation – for people who use the Alexander Technique in any aspect of their lives.…
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The F Matthias Alexander Trust
Aims
The F Matthias Alexander Trust is a registered charity (no. 802856) which was established in 1991 in order to advance the education of the general public…
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Professional standards
STAT teachers are registered to teach the Alexander Technique after completing an approved three-year training course or having been assessed to have reached a…
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Policies
You can access key constitutional and policy documents following the links below or by searching our Resource Library.
Constitutional
Articles of…
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Affiliated Societies
ATAS is a non–profit international association of autonomous Alexander Technique Societies that share a desire to maintain high standards in teacher…
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History
The beginning
The Alexander Technique was developed in the 1890s by Frederick Matthias Alexander, born in Tasmania in 1869.
Alexander’s promising career as a…
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Swimming
The Alexander Technique can help improve performance and make swimming more enjoyable for swimmers of all abilities, from the most reluctant beginner to the…
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In the workplace
The most common work-related health problems in Britain are musculo-skeletal disorders, like back pain and RSI.
Common ‘misuse’ habits, such as slumping at…
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Alexander Technique for Children and Teenagers
There are so many good reasons to introduce Alexander’s work to children and teenagers. Articles in the media increasingly report that young people have more…
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