Results Dr. Ann's Students Have Experienced:
Awareness of the mind/body connection, particularly in performance
Relief from stiffness and tension triggered by performance anxiety
Breathing techniques for more fluid thinking, movement and performance
Relief from aches and pains often caused by tension
Relaxation that allows for joy in performance
Improved quality in everyday life
About
- Dr. Ann
Dr. Ann Rhodes is a former professor of vocal music who has been actively involved in the study and application of the Alexander Technique for nearly 35 years. She started formal study of the Alexander Technique in Pittsburgh and Philadelphia, and continued training in Leeds, England. Dr. Rhodes received her certification in 2006 from the Alexander Technique of Cincinnati, an American Society of Alexander Teachers’ training program.
Over the past 20 years, Dr. Rhodes has specialized in working with vocalists and instrumentalists at colleges and universities in Pennsylvania, Ohio, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Kentucky, and England and Ireland. She has been an active participant in workshops and conferences in Kentucky; Ohio; Virginia; California; London, England; and Galway and Limerick, Ireland.
Dr. Rhodes currently maintains a private voice and Alexander Technique studio in Charleston, South Carolina and teaches workshops nationally and internationally for singers, musicians, students and teachers of the Alexander Technique, as well as introductory workshops for all those interested in the technique.
Ways to Learn
Work Shops
Workshops, custom-designed by Dr. Ann, bring benefits of the Alexander Technique to groups.
Private Classes
Private lessons are the heart and soul of Dr. Ann’s Alexander Technique work. The one-on-one interaction stimulates measurable outcomes.
Testimonials
What students and colleagues say about Dr. Ann