Panel Discussion
We had them in Berlin, and they were great – so much passion, so many ideas! Let’s have some more to find out where the Technique is going now.
What is the role of the AT in exercise-based therapy? How do we work with emotions? What are the best strategies for inclusion and diversity? How can our work contribute to democracy and social justice? What is the Science of Pain?
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Panel Discussion List
Session Count: 4
Panel Discussion: Bridging FM’s Theory with Practice
Part A. A Panel Discussion with 2nd generation teachers & Q&As. Panelists will be in conversation with the audience to share their learning experiences in training (and lessons) with 1st generation teachers. The focus for the discussion and Q&As will be sharing how each of the 1st gen teachers taught...
Presenter(s):
Diana Devitt-Dawson
Antonia Del Mar
Peter Ribeaux
Pamela Blanc
Alan Philps
Lucia Walker
John Nicholls
Catherine Kettrick
- The O'Reilly Hall
Panel Discussion
2:00pm-3:30pm
Places Booked:
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250
Panel Discussion: Alexander Technique and Emotions
with | Penny Spawforth | Violeta Winograd | Anthony Kingsley | Merran Poplar | Other contributors to the panel: Delia Rosenboom | Bonno Lange The purpose of this panel is to deepen discussion and respectful dialogue about the importance of embracing our emotional and relational self as part of our...
Presenter(s):
Merran Poplar
Violeta Winograd
Penny Spawforth
Anthony Kingsley
- The O'Reilly Hall
Panel Discussion
2.00pm-3.30pm
Places Booked:
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250
Panel Discussion: The Science of Pain from an AT Perspective
Science Day Between the morning and afternoon presentations, we will host an interactive symposium from three AT teachers/scientists who have made major contributions to our understanding of how the AT might modulate pain: Tim Cacciatore, Rajal Cohen, and Mari Hodges. A panel discussion and Q&A session, led by individuals who...
Presenter(s):
Tim Cacciatore
Rajal Cohen
Mari Hodges
- The O'Reilly Hall
Panel Discussion
2.00pm-3.30pm
Places Booked:
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900
Panel Discussion: Legacy Program (FMAT Charity Project)
The Trustees of the Charity for the F Matthias Alexander held their first Legacy Project event in the early Spring of 2024, recognising that the second-generation teachers who studied with first-generation teachers were already shrinking in number, and if something was to be done to preserve their insights and memories,...
Presenter(s):
Julia Outlaw
Jacqui Hindley
Gerda Druks-Kok
John Hunter
Nanette Walsh
- The O'Reilly Hall