Enabling Greater Understanding of the Alexander Technique
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Alexander Technique Research Library
Alexander Studies Online (ASO) makes it easier for you to discover high-quality published and unpublished research on the Alexander Technique.
In this 66th edition, we release the first part of our conversation with Patrick Johnson, Gabriella Minnes Brandes, Victoria Door, and Rajal G. Cohen about their 2025 paper, “Pause, observe, intend.” This conversation explores the background to the study, key findings, and how mindfulness and the Alexander Technique may work as distinct but complementary approaches to stress.