Finding an Alexander Teacher:

The majority of teachers of the Alexander Technique belong to the Society of Teachers of the Alexander Technique (STAT, based in London) or one of its 14 international affiliates. Here is the list of STAT teachers

Each affiliated society has its own web-site. Visit it for a list of teachers in that country:–

There's also another Alexander society: Alexander Technique International (ATI). Here is the list of ATI teachers.

It would be best to check both societies for teachers in your area. If you have a choice of teachers, why not contact them all? It's sometimes a good idea to book a first lesson with several teachers before choosing one.

Background information to help you choose your teacher

• Lessons is about what happens during a lesson.
• Courses and fees is about organising a course of lessons. This is important information and advice about the frequency and number of lessons in a typical course, fee structure and the length of a lesson.

No local teacher? Then read this.

Group classes. If you get the opportunity to join one, please read this cautionary note first. Go into it with your eyes wide open: otherwise you could end up seriously short-changed — and not even realise it.

If you get confused trying to find a teacher, e-mail me.

Should any of the links on this page not work, please let me know.