Change Your Backstory: Alexander Technique For Back Pain (Communiversity – Holistic Wellness ) #4152019

Back pain is one of the most common physical complaints regardless of age, occupation or fitness levels. Many treatments offer symptomatic help with the hope that breaking a ‘vicious cycle’ of pain will promote lasting relief, while others suggest strength-building regimens to brace core support. Alexander Technique takes a different approach that is self-empowering yet easier than most folks imagine. By learning to stop little-recognized postural habits that cause or aggravate musculoskeletal wear-and-tear and leveraging basic principles of motion, bearing and coordination, Alexander Technique students find that pain can be alleviated, relieved at onset or entirely prevented. In this four-week class we’ll learn to easily maintain the critical relationship between the head, neck and back that enables prolonged sitting, standing, walking and lifting without pain or compromise, and how to apply these new skills to any chosen activities. Students should bring a mat or a towel to lie down on.

About Your Instructor

Claire Rechnitzer, certified Alexander Technique teacher, has been teaching individuals and group lessons for over a decade. Having been introduced to the Technique over 25 years ago, Claire has personally benefited from it by learning how to prevent persistent backache and overcome discomfort during pregnancy and parenting. She is a member of the American Society for the Alexander Technique and an award-winning writer about the technique. Seeing the technique help people from all walks of life fuels her passion to promote Alexander Technique awareness and practice as widely as possible.
Course Details
Term Summer 2019
When
Thursdays From 6:30 PM to 8:30 PM
Starting July 11, 2019 Ending August 01, 2019
4 sessions
Cost $99.00
Instructor Claire Rechnitzer
Facility UC Victory Parkway Campus, Administration Bldg
Address 2220 Victory Parkway
Cincinnati, Ohio 45206
Room / Location Room 204
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