The Alexander Technique
… the art of living in the moment
More about me
My timeline:
- Apr 2012
- Taught at the Susan Sinclair Alexander Technique and Pilates School in Toronto
- Nov 2011
- Interviewed for, and quoted in, Women’s Fitness magazine
- Oct 2011
- Lead a Professional Development workshop for Alexander teachers at the Alexander Technique International AGM in Boulder, Colorado
- April 2011
- Taught at the Susan Sinclair Alexander Technique and Pilates School in Toronto, and at Kensington Alexander, Washington DC
- February 2011
- Planning classes and workshops in Toronto and Washington DC for April
- Jan 2011
- Taught at the London School of Musical Theatre
- Oct 2010
- Lead a Professional Development workshop on Ethics to Alexander teachers at the Alexander Technique International AGM in Madrid
- June 2010
- “Alexander teacher in residence” at the RSA
- May 2010
- Taught Alexander “on-stage” to the Nitro Theatre cast of “Desert Boy” at the Albany Theatre
- Apr 2009
- Taught classes for Alexander teachers at Kensington Alexander, Washington DC, USA
- 2009
- Interviewed for Balance magazine
- August2008
- Lead a Professional Development workshop for Alexander teachers at the International Alexander Congress, Lugano, Switzerland
- Sept 2007
- Lead a Professional Development workshop for Alexander teachers at the Alexander Technique International AGM, Spanish Point, Ireland
- 2007
- Interviewed for Zest magazine
- Sept 2006
- Lead a Professional Development workshop on performance for Alexander teachers and trainees at the Alexander Technique International AGM, Phoenix, USA
- Oct 2005
- Lead a Professional Development workshop for Alexander teachers at the Alexander Technique International AGM, Budapest, Hungary
- Spring and autumn 2010
- Taught classes for Alexander teachers at Kensington Alexander, Washington DC and in Charlottesville VA, USA
- January and Febuary 2003
- Visiting teacher at the Alexander Technique Studio, London
- May 2003
- Visiting teacher at Alexander Technique Ireland
- September 2003
- Lead a Professional Development workshop for Alexander teachers and trainees at the Alexander Technique International AGM, Spanish Point, Ireland
- September 2002
- Taught classes for Music Theatre students at the University of the Arts, Philadelphia, USA
- 2001
- Interviewed and photographed for Daily Telegraph
- 2001
- Founded the South Bank Alexander Centre
- 2000
- Interviewed by Runner’s World magazine
- 1999
- Featured in Top Sante magazine
I started learning the Alexander Technique to improve my co-ordination – my friends used to laugh at the way I walked. As my coordination improved I found that other activities were becoming easier – cycling and dancing for example, and even simple things involving manual dexterity.
Like many other Alexander pupils I was surprised to find that the benefits were as much mental as physical. I felt good about myself and I started to look people in the eye for the first time. I found that I had more choices, that I was able to respond to life rather than react to it.
I decided to train to become a teacher of the Technique, and undertook a 3 year full time course. I have been teaching the Alexander Technique since I qualified in 1993.
In 2001 I founded the South Bank Alexander Centre in Blackfriars Rd, London SE1.
Since 2002 I have taught a series of professional development classes for Alexander Technique teachers at Kensington Alexander in Washington DC. I have also taught professional development classes for Alexander Technique teachers at international conferences in Europe and the USA.
I am a sponsoring member of Alexander Technique International, and for three years sat on the Council of STAT, the recognised UK professional body.
When I’m not teaching Alexander I play blues harmonica, build wooden boats and have a love/hate relationship with Argentine Tango.
Peter Nobes
Alexander Technique teacher
London SE1
020 7928 6378
pn@alexandertech.co.uk