Experience
Decades of Teaching
A record of study, practice, and service to the Alexander Technique community.
Career Timeline
First Encounter
Joan discovered the Alexander Technique as a dancer seeking relief from chronic tension and performance-related pain.
Teacher Training
Completed the rigorous 1,600-hour teacher training program at the American Center for the Alexander Technique in New York City.
Faculty Member
Joined the faculty of the American Center for the Alexander Technique, teaching and mentoring the next generation of AT teachers.
Director of Teacher Certification
Served as Director of Teacher Certification at ACAT, overseeing the standards and curriculum for teacher training in New York.
Private Practice
Continues to teach private lessons in Connecticut, New York City, greater New York, and the Catskills, working with a wide range of students.
Who Joan Works With
Joan has extensive experience working with diverse populations, each bringing unique needs and goals to their Alexander Technique lessons.
Performing Artists
Actors, musicians, singers, and dancers seeking to reduce performance anxiety and improve technical facility.
Chronic Pain Sufferers
Individuals dealing with back pain, neck tension, repetitive strain injuries, and other musculoskeletal conditions.
Athletes
Runners, cyclists, and other athletes looking to improve efficiency and prevent injury.
Office Workers
People whose work involves prolonged sitting, computer use, or repetitive tasks.
Older Adults
Seniors seeking to maintain mobility, balance, and independence as they age.
General Wellness
Anyone interested in moving with greater ease, reducing stress, and improving overall well-being.