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CAROL BOGGS is an Alexander Technique teacher, Laban Movement Analyst, and Massage Therapist, with B.S. and M.A. degrees in Dance. She has a private practice in greater Washington D.C. and has been a faculty member for the AT Five-Day Workshop at Sweet Briar College, VA since 1999. In spring 2006, she was invited to teach for ATA, an Alexander Technique teacher training school in Tokyo. In 2003 and 2005 Carol completed two one-year trainings, first with Jessica Wolf in The Art of Breathing followed by John Nicholls in The Carrington Way of Working. Most recently she has taken an interest in Steven Shaw's The Art of Swimming. Carol has been teaching the Alexander Technique since 1980 and is a certified teaching member of AmSAT. |
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MARTHA HANSEN FERTMAN has been teaching the Alexander Technique for thirty years and has been training teachers of the work for more than twenty. In 1983 she co-founded an innovative teacher training program that has evolved into the Alexander Alliance, an international association of Alexander teacher training programs. She comes to the Alexander Technique through a broad base of movement studies including ballet, modern dance and choreography, improvisation, T'ai Chi Chuan and Authentic Movement. Her training in the Alexander Technique includes a 10 year apprenticeship with Marjorie Barstow as well as studies with Catherine Wieloposka and Elizabeth Walker, all first generation teachers. Martha is an Alexander Technique International certified teacher and sponsor. |