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Please NOTE: Although AmSAT encourages AT Teachers to list our "Categories" of Interest. The truth is any certiied teacher of the Alexander Technique is highly qualified and capable of teaching any person who wants to examine and change their habitual patterns that interfere with the life they wish to live. 

The Alexander Technique is a process that is applicable to all activities.  Over the years I have worked with individuals from many walks of life - musicians, actors, singers, dancers, people with "bad posture" &/or in pain, computer programers, areospace engineers, neuroscientists, surgeons, yoga instuctors, pilates instructors, puppeteers, people with breathing problems, people with high anxiety, people on the spectrum, the list goes on.  YOU can apply the AT to living your improved life. Enjoy working with an AT Certified Teacher near you.  Some cognitive information can be learned on zoom but reeducating the kinesthetic sense is best achieved in person with the gentle hands-on guidance.  Here's to YOU learning to reduce tension and stress in everyday activities ~ Study the Alexander Technique ~ Life Just Got Easier!

Pamela Blanc, Teaching the Alexander Technique for over 45 years, is a Founding Director of The Alexander Training Institute of Los Angeles, (1987) www.ATI-LA.com  and currently Head of Training and Senior Faculty.  In addition to training individuals to teach the Alexander Technique, Pamela has a private practice in west Los Angeles and is a Senior Teacher of Jessica Wolf’s Art of Breathing, having trained on Jessica’s first course over 23 years ago and assisted Jessica in instructing other Alexander Teachers in this work. Pamela recently (Spring 2025) certified a small group of AT teachers in Los Angeles in The Art of Breathing after they completed a 60 hour course of study with her.  Pamela will be introducing the AofB to AT Teachers in small workshops in the future.

Pamela has retired from teaching in the Music Conservatory of Chapman University (2006-2017) and previously held adjunct positions in the Music Departments of UCLA, California State University Northridge, and Theatre School at USC. Pamela was the Keynote Speaker for the Australia Alexander Conference in Melbourne, 2019; frequently enjoys presenting master classes for various organizations, colleges, and universities.