Alexander Technique Workshops for Organisations & Groups
Alexander Technique workshops offer a practical and engaging introduction to how we use our bodies in everyday activities — including sitting, standing, moving, working, performing, and managing stress.
Workshops are tailored for the needs of your group and combine short explanations, demonstrations, and simple guided activities that participants can apply immediately in their daily lives.
They are suitable for a wide range of groups, including:
Workplaces and professional teams
Community organisations and clubs
Music and performing arts groups
Sporting groups and athletes
Health and wellbeing programs
Aged care services and senior groups
Education and professional development settings
Participants learn practical ways to reduce unnecessary tension, improve posture and movement, and support long-term wellbeing.
For individuals who would like more personalised learning, workshops can be complemented by private Alexander Technique lessons or ongoing group classes, where participants can explore the work in greater depth over time.
Common Workshop Topics
Workshops are designed around the needs of your organisation or group.
Common areas of focus include:
Managing back, neck, or shoulder discomfort
Ergonomics beyond equipment and workstation setup
Reducing stress and physical tension
Sustainable desk habits and posture
Balance, mobility and confidence in movement
Performance and recovery for musicians and athletes
Preventing strain and overuse injuries
Many workplace sessions connect with my work in workplace wellbeing and ergonomics, which looks beyond equipment and posture advice to how we coordinate ourselves in everyday activities.
Workshop Formats
Workshops can be delivered in a range of formats, including:
60–90 minute introductory sessions
Half-day or full-day workshops
Professional development sessions
Conference or event presentations
Ongoing workshop series
Sessions are typically delivered in person in Melbourne, with online options available where appropriate.
For ongoing skill development, participants often continue their learning through private lessons or group Alexander Technique classes.
Enquiries
If you’d like to explore a workshop or in-service for your organisation or group, you’re welcome to get in touch.
Email: support@cathydowden.com.au
Phone: 0401 495 836
Or use the enquiry prompts here to send a Workshop Enquiry Email