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“When an investigation comes to be made, it will be found that every single thing we are doing in the Work is really what is being done in nature where the conditions are right, the difference being that we are learning to do it consciously.”

F. M. Alexander, 1869-1955

 “Alexander’s work is of first class importance and investigation by the medical profession is imperative.”

British Medical Journal

 “The Alexander Technique makes a real difference to my often tense and busy life. Its thoughtful approach has made me calmer, improved my concentration and given me a clearer sense of my own well-being. I am grateful for it.”

Joan Bakewell,
Television presenter and journalist

 


The Aims of the Trust

The F. Matthias Alexander Trust is a registered charity
(Registered No. 802856) which was established in 1991 in order to advance the education of the general public in the Alexander Technique and to promote research and study into all aspects of the Technique.

Examples of projects supported by the Trust:
  • The video recording of ‘An Introduction to the Alexander Technique’ produced by Rafaele Joudry

  • The recording of all four books by F.M.Alexander, read by Marjory Barlow (the niece of F.M. Alexander) and edited and produced by Trevor Allan Davies.

    It is hoped that the copyright situation with regard to the publication of all four books in Mp3 format, will be resolved shortly.

  • The publication of the Goddard Binkley Diaries in
    conjunction with STAT

  • The publication of "Not to 'Do’" by Fiona Robb

  • Research into the effects of the Alexander Technique
    on those suffering from Parkinson’s Disease, cancer and repetitive strain injury (RSI)

  • The video recording of the 6th International Congress
    of the Alexander Technique in Freiburg

  • Research being carried out by Dr. Tim Cacciatore into postural tone and the Alexander Technique

  • Research being carried out by Professor Joseph Sanders into the impact of the Alexander Technique on mental processing and its implications for professional musicians and conservatoire students

  • The Trust Website
    It is the intention of the Trust that this website will be used to advance further the aims of the Trust by bringing the Technique to a wider public.

To continue the valuable and important work of the Trust, we need your help now.

See how you can help support the Trust : support the Trust
How to contact the Trust : contact details

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