If you want to
walk, sit, stand and with ease, grace and poise;
gain relief from aches and pains related to improper posture and
muscular use;
increase your skill level in performance of music, acting and
athletic abilities;
or to realize your hidden inherent presence, comfort and
confidence
- then the Alexander Technique is for you!
Eileen Troberman has been teaching the Alexander Technique since 1982. She is a certified teacher, having trained in San Francisco at the American Center for the Alexander Technique with Frank Ottiwell and Giora Pinkas. She had the good fortune of a fifteen-year apprenticeship with Marjorie Barstow, the first teacher certified by F.M. Alexander.
Eileen's emphasis is on an easy, understandable approach to learning to undo unnecessary tension in movement and at rest. Her ability to recognize subtle tensions helps many avoid back pain, neck and shoulder pain and hip and limb pains. She teaches the basics of body mechanics in everyday movements and applies those basics to the individual's particular daily activities and specialized skills. Eileen teaches the skills needed to feel better throughtout life.
Besides her ability to help people greatly improve their comfort, poise and grace in walking, sitting, standing, bending, moving their hands and using their voice, Ms. Troberman is known for her work with actors, musicians and golfers.
Eileen's office is located by the ocean in Encinitas, California, just 25 minutes north of downtown San Diego. Students come from all over San Diego county and from around the world to study with her there. She also teaches in New York and Berlin a few times a year as well as occasional teaching trips to Paris and Milan.
For information about Alexander Technique lessons with Eileen Troberman, you can contact her by: E-mail at ETatAT@aol.com or call (760) 943-9521
For more information about the Alexander Technique, click here for The Complete Guide to the Alexander Technique