Things You'll Need:
- Computer with Internet access
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Step 1
Recognize that postural problems may develop because of habits developed over many years.
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Step 2
Understand that postural problems can lead to unnecessary strain and discomfort.
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Step 3
Know that tight back and neck muscles, as well as slumping, may be habitual.
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Step 4
Elicit the help of an Alexander Technique practitioner to help you to unlearn body habits, rediscover body balance, eliminate discomfort and make movement more efficient.
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Step 5
Gain more information about the Alexander Technique on the American Society for the Alexander Technique Web site (see Resources below).
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Step 1
Visit the Web site for the American Society for the Alexander Technique to find a local practitioner.
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Step 2
Locate the "Find A Teacher" link and click on it.
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Step 3
Click on the drop-down box to find a teacher in your state or click on the "International Teachers" link to find practitioners in your area.
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Step 4
Browse through the practitioner list to obtain contact information for available teachers.
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Step 5
Contact at least a few practitioners and let them know that you want to obtain better posture through the Alexander Technique
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Step 6
Choose a practitioner and arrange for your first lesson.
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Step 7
Show up for your lesson in comfortable clothes that fit loosely.
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Step 8
Have an open mind as you seek better posture through the Alexander Technique.








