It has always struck me as strange that the best golfers in the world talk about the extensive work that goes into making changes in their golf swing, up to 18 months in some cases, while amateurs are […]
“I have known Ed for over 20 years and have referred numerous patients of mine to him. He has an excellent communication skill set that helps patients understand how to help themselves manage and eliminate pain.”
I have enjoyed exploring both Tai Chi and the Alexander Technique under Ed’s guidance. He brings an abundance of patience and a thorough background in both sports and the arts to his work with students. I play violin and viola professionally, and these studies offer me ways to enhance and refresh my playing. My step is lighter and my disposition sunnier.”
“Following a car accident in the 1980s, I started taking Alexander lessons to help me with managing neck and shoulder pain. Its influence over the years has been far wider and extended into issues of posture, balance and relaxation as well as insights into the links between physical and mental health. Ed has been a tremendous asset as an AT practitioner because of his excellent insights into the work of Alexander and others (especially Missy Vineyard), as well as because of his ability to arti… Read more