TI57
Alexander Technique
FR
MA
A re-education of the use of the self rather than a therapy in the strict sense, the Alexander Technique rests on primary control: the dynamic relationship between the head, the neck and the back that organizes the coordination of the whole body. By deprogramming habitual compensations, it aims for a right tonus and a living alignment. It is indicated in chronic back and neck pain.
| Code | TI57 |
|---|---|
| Name (EN) | Alexander Technique |
| French name | Méthode Alexander |
| Acronym (FR) | MA |
| Founder(s) | Frederick Matthias Alexander (1869-1955) |
| Year | années 1890-1900 (Melbourne) |
| School / wave | Éducation somatique / posture |
| Source volume | Volume 4 of the Mémento des Psychothérapies |
Authors & thinkers
This therapy is covered in detail (principles, indications, protocol, level of evidence) in Volume 4 of the Mémento des Psychothérapies. See the volume.