Visiting the class
We would like to invite anyone interested in the Alexander Technique with some experience to visit our class and enjoy the intensive work atmosphere in the class group. Guests are actively involved in the lessons. The advanced students will work with you. You can take part in the teaching practice regardless of whether you want to train as a teacher. Class attendance costs 25 euros per day.
Especially if you are interested in training, there is the option of receiving full teacher support. Those interested are treated as students. One morning costs 40 euros. Please ask about this option. Of course you can also come just as a guest.
Create your own intensive week! Please ask for dates for a guided intensive week at the Alexander Technique School (costs: 40 € per day)
We meet Monday to Thursday 9-12:30. Holidays follow the Berlin school holiday plan.
- Ute Freund, camerawoman, after a visit to the class:
- “It was really great. In addition to the physical experience – and the tension in my neck has decreased significantly – it was above all the conceptual wealth. There were so many treasures in every brief exchange. And to observe that you all have different ways of working and different “grips” or rather: different „manipulations“, ways of using your hands – but it is exciting to see what is the same for everyone, what you all have in common. The presence, the fineness of the touch, the “releasing” quality… – Then a student showed me the exercise in which beginners learn to touch the back of a chair, and that it takes four to five months before they begin to use their hands on a partner. And then it was clear why you ALL are able to move in such a good, optimal, present way. That is how I would like to be able to move the camera. Well, it was very inspiring! I’ll be back! ;-)) I’m looking forward to seeing you again.Best regards, Ute”
Rosemary, after a visit:
“The effects of the AT are still lingering. I think Rainer’s „healing hands“ had a lasting imprint. But also Sibylle´s focus on connecting the head joint to the tip of the little finger and Lutz’ focus on grounding the feet. A very special and much needed moment of expansion. Thanks for inviting me along. It seems like such a nurturing transformative place.”
