This month, ASO’s Connected Conversations features Dr Nicola Brough, who presents the Warwick Holistic Health Questionnaire—a Patient Reported Outcome Measure designed to capture wellbeing outcomes in complementary health approaches. She discusses its development, use in craniosacral practice, and we explore it’s relevance for Alexander Technique teaching and research.

This month, ASO’s explores Connected Conversations with interviews featuring Alexander Technique teachers who integrate another professional practice alongside their teaching. In this episode, Adrian Farrell shares his embodied perspective on combining AT with craniosacral therapy—exploring touch, therapeutic roles, the challenges of articulating embodied experience, and more.

In this episode, ASO revisits the theme of psychological and non-physical outcomes in Alexander Technique work, as explored in Kinsey and Glover’s realist review (see Episode 19). Erica Donnison interviews AT teacher Abi Wright, founder of She Stands, a AT based project focused on empowering girls and women to feel at home in their bodies and confident in taking up space.