In 1998 she gained a Certificate in Office Ergonomics from the University of Berkeley, California. While continuing to teach the Alexander Technique, she now also works as ergonomic adviser to several U.N. agencies based in Rome, with the task of assessing workstations, showing staff how to carry out everyday operations with less strain and greater productivity, and recommending any necessary changes to furniture and equipment. Training in the Alexander Technique generally takes the form of individual lessons, but introductory sessions can be arranged for groups on request. If you have any questions that remain unanswered after you have explored this site, or if you wish to book a lesson, please contact Susan Yarrow. |
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