The Alexander Technique is a method that teaches you to be more aware of your body, and can help improve posture and movement. The Technique can teach people with Parkinson’s how to better manage physical symptoms; improve posture, balance and gait; and more. The method can also be used to reduce anxiety and stress and increase confidence. Join us for an overview of the Technique and how it can be beneficial to people with Parkinson’s, with certified Alexander Technique teachers Shula Sendowski and Julie Shelton.
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About our presenters:
Shula and Julie are both AmSAT certified Alexander Technique teachers who have also trained in adapting the Technique for people with PD and their care partners. Julie piloted the Parkinson’s/Alexander Technique program at the Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital Educational Center, and teaches the Alexander Technique both at CAL Arts University to private clients. Shula has been teaching the Alexander Technique for more then two decades, including work in the Calabasas Senior Center, the National Holistic Institute, and the Cancer Support Community. She maintains a non-related M.A. and her essays have been published in the AmSAT Journal.