Congress Schedule for Wednesday, 24 August 2022
7.00 - 8.00h (7 - 8am) | MORNING ACTIVITIES
MA 141 | Otto Vogt | „Being with and caring for“ – an hour of experiencing mindfulness
H 3007 | Caroline Blackshaw | Smart Yoga
H 3012 | Joseph Weissenberg | Tai Chi and Soul Room Meditations
| David Young | Daily Evening Meditation
| Elizabeth Johnson | Prone is for Primary, Supine is for Secondary: Assisted Constructive Rest with AT, Dart, and Framework for Integration applications (with Luc Vanier)
9.00 - 10.15h (9-10.15am) | KEYNOTE PRESENTATION
Event Details
This Keynote-Plenary Session has already taken place.
Rachael Sullivan
United Kingdom
Marketing the Alexander Technique
Promoting the benefits of the Alexander Technique
Why aren’t people more aware of the benefits of the Alexander Technique?
How can we meet people where they are, to explain what we do in a language they understand?
How can small changes to your business approach co-create financial, social, and environmental value?
These are some of the questions Rachael will address in her 50-minute talk plus Q&A. Focusing on how we can collectively promote and market the benefits of the Alexander Technique. This informative and reflective session will be structured into three parts.
- Finding your feet to understand the basics of marketing theory today.
- Breathing with ease when you promote your business to avoid overwhelming potential new clients who are likely to tune out.
- Balancing the head and neck of your business. A reflective exercise to align and focus the two most important assets that will improve the health of your business.
Having been instrumental in the STAT rebrand, Rachael understands the essence and key challenges of marketing the Alexander Technique in the modern day, digital-first world. With over 20 years marketing experience and a small business owner herself, she takes candid, coaching and caring approach. Sharing useful tips to grow your business, while collectively promoting the benefits of the Alexander Technique in simple and effective ways.
Rachael Sullivan will be introduced by our own Opening Night host Lee Warren
Listen to a special podcast episode with our keynote speakers!
Presenting for exceptional performance with Lee Warren
Presenting for exceptional performance with Lee Warren
In this episode, Rachael & John are joined by Lee Warren to understand how using the Alexander Technique can help us communicate and perform better when under stress?
The way that you think affects the way you perform, and vice-versa; the way you perform affects the way you think
Building Better Leaders Podcast: bit.ly/Buildingbetterleaders
Email links
rach@theodore.ltd
lee@leewarrenspeaker.com
Website links
https://www.theodore.ltd/
https://www.scaffoldcoaching.com/
https://leewarrenspeaker.com
About Rachael Sullivan
Rachael has 20 years’ experience, combing her love for marketing brands, human psychology, and order. With a BSc in Marketing and a Master of Science in Coaching Psychology, Rachael integrates creativity with human psychology to create purpose driven marketing that has a positive impact on business health and society. In addition to leading the STAT rebrand in 2018, she has a proven record of creating integrated marketing strategies for Life Fitness, Bupa, Vodafone, British Airways, Qantas, Ernst & Young, NEC, adidas, Reebok, NSPCC, Now Pensions and News Corporation to name a few.
She’s passionate about helping clients engender positive behaviour change for the betterment of society. Her skills focus on simplifying complex messaging by listening to, and balancing the needs of customers and the businesses owners that serve them. Furthermore, Rachael understands the joy, passion, pressures, and struggles, of being self-employed and running a small business first-hand. In 2015 Rachael left the corporate world and set up Scaffold Coaching, a leadership development consultancy which saw her become self-employed on a part-time basis. In 2020, she reignited her passion for marketing, launching Theodore Communication – a marketing consultancy that helps small businesses and agencies find the ‘aha’ insights, to better connect with their customers.
rach@theodore.ltd
https://www.theodore.ltd/
See also: Rachael Sullivan – Presenter Detail Page
Keynote-Plenary Session
Wednesday, 24 August 2022
09:00 h - 10:15 h (9.00am-10.15am)
Main Building
Floor: EG (ground floor)
Room: H 0104 – Auditorium
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CATEGORIES
Business / Marketing
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WORKSHOP STYLE
Fully Practical
Lecture
OPEN FOR
Teachers||Trainees||Everyone
10.30 - 11.45h (10.30 - 11.45pm) | WORKSHOPS Medium
MA 141 | Penelope Easten | ‘Widening the Back’ Made Simple!
H 3025 | The Alexander Technique Initiative Berlin (ATI) | „Everyone has the power to stop the world“- Ethical means for a global turning point
H 6124 | Agnes de Brunhoff | Anxiousness and end gaining habits in learning?
H 0111 | Alexandra Mazek | AT and Focal Dystonia
H 3002 | Robyn Avalon | AT for the Queer, LGBTIA+, & Non-binary populations
MA 644 | Joseph Weissenberg | AT und BEWEGUNGSAUSGLEICHSTRAINING – BEWEGUNGSHORCHEN
H 2037 | Crissman Taylor and Gilles Rullmann | Direction of Musical Impulse
H 2036 | Thomas Gwiasda | Directions – Richtungen
MA 841 | Frances Marsden | Exploring Ease of Movement with the Dart Procedures
MA 642 | Esther Visser | Playing violin without using a shoulder rest: how to do that with AT?
H 3012 | Jennifer Mizenko | Playing With Heads
H 7112 | Morgan Rysdon | Teaching Actors: Design Group Classes that Inspire
MA 544 | Anna Tolstoy | Teaching AT in multicultural and multilingual society
H 3005 | Belinda Mello | Teaching/Learning Challenge: Agency vs Appeasement
H 2038 | Catherine Kettrick | The Art of Self Direction, Part One: Using Your Voice Well – Secrets from Marjorie Barstow
H 3008 | Tommy Thompson | The Heart is in the Hands When Teaching
MA144 | Joe Kaplan | The Reasoned Impulse: A Modern Philosophical Foundation for Projecting Directions
H 3013 | Carsten Møller | Very palpable moments
H 0112 | Harry Hobbs | Who's the Teacher? Who's the Student?
10.30 - 13.00h (10.30pm - 1.00pm) | WORKSHOPS XL
H 3007 | Bob Lada and Rachelle Tsachor | Inner Quiet: Decanting the Overwhelm in Trauma
H 3003A | Antoinette Kranenburg | Alexander Technique, Adlerian Psychology and Emotional Triggers
MA 850 | Torsten Konrad | The Alexander Process and artistic creation
11.45 - 12.45h (11.45pm - 12.45pm) | OPEN SPACE
Get a coffee, hang out with friends, do a work-exchange, take a walk through Tiergarten or along the Landwehrkanal or the Spree river.
Or find a quiet place to be alone and re-charge. We will have a couple of rooms designated as “quiet rooms” just for that.
14.15 - 14.45h (2.15pm - 2.45pm) | WORKSHOPS Mini
H 0111 | Patrick Johnson | AT Science Intensive Webinars
H 3004 | Kathy Privatt | Embodying Your Faith: Been and Done
H 3002 | Morgan Rysdon | Grow a Successful Teaching Practice
H 3005 | Alexander Technique Liberation Project | How does the ATLP serve our International Community?
H 3007 | Cathy Madden | Integrative Kindness Practice
H 2037 | Jana Boronova | MFK Method: Information Science in Physiotherapy and its relevance to the Alexander Technique
15.00 - 17.00h (3- 5pm) | CONTINUOUS LEARNING & HOW-TO
H 3025 | Cathy Madden | 21st Century Integrative Practice Skills
H 2037 | Michael Frederick and Carol Prentice | Alexander Technique 101 – Debunking the Myths
MA 141 | Penelope Easten | Alexander technique as relationship to myself and my world
H 3005 | Priska Gauger-Schelbert | Applied Alexander Technique in companies and institutions – "the Yes to the Unknown"
MA 850 | The Constructive Teaching Centre | Back to basics – Giving it all you've got
H 3002 | Wolfgang Weiser | Balancing your space
H 3013 | Caren Bayer | Circularity in Motion
MA 548 | Anthony Kingsley | Co-regulation & Self-regulation: The Alexander Relationship
H 3012 | Robyn Avalon | Crafting the Container: The Art of Group Teaching & Crafting Alexander Experiences
H 3003A | Robin John Simmons | Dart Procedures For You And Your Teaching
H 3006 | Paolo Frigoli | Hands-on Communication
MA 651 | Richard Brennan and Annedore Kleist | Identifying and letting go of 'Alexander Habits'
H 3007 | Jamie McDowell | Identifying what a Teacher needs to be able to do
MA 851 | Gal Ben-Or | Keeping it simple
H 7112 | Ulli Pawlas | Lying down, Sitting down, moving forward and up…
H 0104 – Auditorium | Peter Grunwald | Reading effortlessly – when the arms are getting too short to read the fine print
H 1035 | Rosa Luisa Rossi | Secrets of Successful Project Planning Revealed! How to catch people’s attention and promote your work
H 2038 | David Moore | Teaching the Alexander technique through yoga
MA 648 | Peter Nobes | The Alexander Technique – bodywork or 'consciousness work'?
H 0112 | Malcolm Balk | The Art of Running
MA 642 | Avi Granit | The Challenge of Maintaining Direction while teaching
H 3008 | John Nicholls | The Grey Zone
MA144 | Jeremy Chance | The Learning-Teaching Compass
MA 742 | Dan Armon | The quality of meeting
MA 544 | Soile Lahdenperä | The use of Inhibition to create spontaneity: From stillness to moving
H 3004 | Sarah Barker | Touch: Learning and Teaching
MA 644 | Tommy Thompson | Touching Presence
H 2036 | Robert Britton | Wholeness and Hands On Teaching Skills
17.15 - 18.15h (5.15pm - 6.45pm) | TEATIME CONVERSATIONS
H 3003A | Andreas Dirscherl | 50 Shades of Training – Trainees in Conversation
H 3025 | Janis Sharkey | Alexander Technique: a fundamental tool in the holistic nurse's toolbox.
H 3002 | David Moore | AT meets Yoga, Tai chi, Qigong and other forms of gentle movement.
H 3004 | Clare Maxwell and Eleni Vosniadou | Cultivating Inspiration with Colleagues: A Strategy Session with the Experimenters Union
MA 141 | Margarete Tüshaus, Ann-Kathrin Fliege, Janine Stenkbruck, Astrid Lobreyer & Robyn Avalon | Diversity in Training Structures – a space for sharing experiences and explorations.
MA144 | Rossella Buono | How many AT teachers to change a light bulb?
H 2037 | Magdalena Kedzior | How to support pupils with emotional release during and in between A.T. lessons.
H 3007 | Michael Mah and Heather Campbell | Let’s Save the Alexander Technique NOW!
H 3013 | Jennifer Mizenko | Seeing White, what does this mean and why is it important to an AT teacher?
H 3005 | Raquel Cavalcanti, Korina Biggs & Ainesh Madan | Teatime in Movement
H 3012 | Marilyn Carpenter | Within the good use of the Alexander Technique, what other modalities have helped you through difficult situations?
20.00 - 20.30h (8pm - 8.30pm) | BOB's CORNER
Event Details
This Bob's Corner has already taken place.
Robert Britton
CA,
USA
Bob's Corner & ATCA
Tonight special guest: ATCA! Get to know the members of the → Alexander Technique Congress Association that oversees each Congress, appoint and contract with the Congress Directors, and create possibilities for new contacts between teachers of the Alexander Technique and the general public.
- Latest updates on the program, housekeeping issues and administrative information.
- Funny/amazing fact about the day
- Have fun with the German language, a segment led by Andrea Julia Roháč. Because, when in Germany…learn some German
A few minutes every day with professional actress, fabulous reading voice and brilliant teacher Andrea Julia Roháč, to have fun, try your throat on some new sounds and master easily some useful words in German. Learn how your favourite AT terms translate and sound in German.
→ Andrea’s Profile
About Robert Britton
Robert Britton had his first lessons in the Alexander Technique with Frank Ottiwell in 1974.
He began training to be an Alexander Technique Teacher with Frank Ottiwell and Giora Pinkas in 1975 at the American Center for the Alexander Technique – San Francisco, and graduated in 1978. In addition to his private practice in San Francisco, he has been a professor of the Alexander Technique at the San Francisco Conservatory of Music since 1984.
He has helped train Alexander Technique Teachers since 1989. He regularly teaches at Alexander Technique teacher training schools in Berlin and Hamburg.
He served as chairman of the American Society for the Alexander Technique from 1997 to 1999, and he also was a long-time faculty member of the Bay Area Summer Opera Training Institute. Bob was one of the directors of the 2011 9th International Congress of the Alexander Technique in Lugano Switzerland, and continues to serve on the Board of the Alexander Technique Congress Association.
He was awarded the George S. Sarlo award for Excellence in Teaching in Colleges and Universities in Northern California in 2012, and served as the Department Chairman of “The Complete Musician” Department at the San Francisco Conservatory of Music.
See also: Robert Britton – Presenter Detail Page
Bob's Corner
Wednesday, 24 August 2022
20:00 h - 20:30 h (8.00pm-8.30pm)
Main Building
Floor: EG (ground floor)
Room: H 0104 – Auditorium
???? Live-Stream | Recording
OPEN FOR
Teachers||Trainees||Everyone
20.30 - 21.30h (8.30 - 9.30pm) | EVENING ACTIVITIES
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| Otto Vogt | „Being with and caring for“ – an hour of experiencing mindfulness
| Caroline Blackshaw | Smart Yoga
| Joseph Weissenberg | Tai Chi and Soul Room Meditations
H 3004 | David Young | Daily Evening Meditation
H 3007 | Elizabeth Johnson | Prone is for Primary, Supine is for Secondary: Assisted Constructive Rest with AT, Dart, and Framework for Integration applications (with Luc Vanier)
20.30 - 22.00h (8.30 - 10pm) | EVENING ENTERTAINMENT
Cocktail Bar Area | Cocktail Bar | Cocktail Bar
H 0112 | Kim Jessor and Carolyn Serota | Movie Night: Remembering Judy
H 0104 – Auditorium | Everyone can sing | AT Karaoke Night ????
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