Grace Chan
Your body is your own instrument
Use and function
Actors, pianists, dancers, instrumental players, adult piano players, singers, lecturers, administrators and computer users all are welcome!
People use the technique to:
- improve performance and prevent injury in music, drama and sport activities
- develop ease and grace in movement
- help with balance and co-ordination
- increase general self-awareness
- enhance presentational skills
The Alexander Technique helps millions of people across the world to naturally overcome:
- muscle tension and stiffness
- back, neck and joint pain, poor posture
- breathing and vocal problems
- anxiety and stress related conditions
We offer:
Practical hands-on work in small groups
Group lessons will give you some of the principles of the Alexander Technique, with affordable fees for students
Thursday 4.30 - 5.30
Friday 7.30 - 8.30
Saturday 12.00 - 1.00 and 5.00 - 6.00
£85 for 10 sessions or £12 per lesson
One-to-one lessons
an individual lesson will give you the best introduction to the Technique and help you decide if a course of lessons would benefit you
£25 half an hour
£50 an hour
Concessionary rates are available, ask Grace for information
Free lesson is available for students, please ask for details
Phone: 020 8390 9862 or mobile: 07804 331594 or Email: hsgracechan@gmail.com
Grace Chan (MSTAT) member of Society of Teachers of the Alexander Technique practises Alexander Technique at Art Education (Master Degree for actors) in Chiswick, Surbiton Hospital, Alexander Technique studios in London and for piano learners at Goldsmiths. Pianist, professional and experienced piano teacher and academic researcher, she teaches piano and keyboard at Goldsmiths College, University of London
