These are special presentations given by outstanding experts who will inspire us, educate and stimulate our curiosity.
Followed by Q&As and panel discussions and definitely not to be missed events.
The presentations are open to all and will be held in the O’Reilly Hall, by the beautiful lake on campus.
The Six Principles Of The Performance Event.The key here is that the Performance Event wishes to be.In my field, how is it that Music comes into our world?The noumenal to the phenomenal, from Silence into sound…Introduction by Erin Wigger
...The Alexander Technique is a secret weapon for performing artists Recognising and suspending habitual patterns can open the door to deeper artistic choices. By learning to become embodied – in breath, posture, and movement – a performer can embrace their role more fully and enhance their craft. Learning to be...
THE TIME IS NOW! There is a narrow window for change exists now to refresh the Alexander Technique. We are going to have a discussion groups on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday evenings at 5.30pm followed by the Plenary Session Panel about the Future of AT on the Saturday morning.
...Alexander Technique and Traumatic Responses As Alexander Technique teachers, we don’t tend to ask students about their history of trauma. But for most people there is one in some form…… We know that taking somebody to a more easeful comfortable place as the technique often does, can be very helpful....
Stephen Porges, PhD, is a neuroscientist and professor of psychiatry known for revolutionising our understanding of the autonomic nervous system through his Polyvagal Theory. First proposed in 1994, this groundbreaking framework explains how our nervous system evolved to support social connection, safety, and survival. The autonomic nervous system operates in...
THE TIME IS NOW! There is a narrow window for change exists now to refresh the Alexander Technique. We are going to have a discussion groups on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday evenings at 5.30pm followed by the Plenary Session Panel about the Future of AT on the Saturday morning.
...Historically we have developed a somewhat antagonistic relationship with the body – and so too with its innate intelligence. This is a cultural phenomenon that stretches back millennia. In this presentation, Philip Shepherd will bring to life not just the history of our estrangement from our bodies – he will...
What really happens when one person touches another? How does a hand on your client’s head or shoulder translate into better health? Human touch can completely change the way the body functions. Studies indicate that touch is essentially a positive experience for the person receiving it as long as the...
Overview of Science Day for Dublin Alexander Technique Congress Introduction Since the turn of the new Millennium, we have witnessed a revolution in how the scientific and clinical communities view pain. A defining feature of this revolution is a shift from a biomedical model, which viewed pain as a simple...