Antje Reichenbächer-Thoma & Anne Mäder Beglinger
F.M. Alexander Technique in companies
This presentation and workshop will explore strategies to introduce the F.M. Alexander Technique into companies and to set up a network for interested teachers.
Working environments have changed and so have work-related injuries/illnesses. The number of staff who suffers from muscular-skeletal conditions and stress-related health problems is increasing across all age groups. Therefore, companies need to put in place effective strategies for health management which enable employees to improve their health in a sustainable way. As a psycho-physical method for individual change, the F.M. Alexander Technique is a very suitable tool to achieve this goal.
(This presentation is in German only.)
Antje Reichenbächer-Thoma was born in Kassel, Germany. In 2006 she graduated in Alexander Technique at the institute of Kathrin von Schroeder. Antje holds a diploma in Business Administration and worked in the HR Department of BASF as a professional in HR-marketing. She has her own practice in Basel, is member of the board of SVLAT and co-founder and member of the management team of ATiU (Alexander technique in business).
Anne Mäder Beglinger was born in Zug, Switzerland. She qualified as an Alexander Teacher in 1998 with Jacqueline Webster and Kathrin von Schroeder. Anne used to work as a lecturer in communication, empowerment strategies and social security, as well as offering case management consultancy and workplace-coaching to companies. In 2004, after completing a post-graduate term at the Constructive Teaching Centre in London, she decided to concentrate solely on teaching the Alexander Technique and has since been running a private practice in Zurich. Drawing on her background, Anne also introduces the Alexander Technique into companies.
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