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Sensory Amnesia

Posted in thinking skills on June 15, 2009 | Leave a Comment »

Sensory perception registers relationship and tells you what is going on in relationship to the norm. Perception is relative, meaning it is not absolute fact. This is why such a surprise occurs as you are hearing your own voice when it has been recorded playing back – or seeing yourself on a video camera.
Let’s say [...]

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One Size Doesn’t Fit

Posted in thinking skills on June 6, 2009 | Leave a Comment »

People ask me, “How can I convince someone to study A.T. who I think could benefit from it?”
There are a number of approaches. Make an appeal of benefits, taking into account what is important to the person themselves. The other approach is to relate how Alexander Technique has helped you personally. If they know you, [...]

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