18 Essential Concepts That Shape My Work

Truthfully, you teach your version of Alexander's discovery. How can it be otherwise? The self-expression of your own work is a lynchpin in attracting students. Most often students come to you first, the work second. Not always, but your "fan" students are the easiest to teach, the longest to stay and the most reliable. You want more of them, right? Anyway, I think they will appreciate it if you articulate your version of the work. Not beginners, long time students. That's what I did. Here they are, 18 concepts that underlie my version of Alexander's discovery, which these days I call BodyChance Method… 1.People live perfectly with the information they have 2.Pain is friendly and supportive to the person who has it 3.Pain results from confused thinking - the truth sets you free 4.Accurate information is the engine of conscious evolution 5.Cognitive recognition of experience is paramount in changing behaviour 6.Head movements govern vertebral co-ordination and subsequent activities 7.Sensory-motor contagion through physical touch is an essential communication tool 8.Behaviour is most effectively changed by first analysing a real situation in a person's life 9.Constructive thinking is living a turnaround "yes" plan that dissolves painful behaviour 10.Behavioural change is a universal process that is illuminated by Alexander's story 11.The most important person in any interactive teaching situation is you 12.The student's recognition of their need will most effectively drive the learning process 13.The student retains total responsibility for their learning process 14.Diversity of teaching method is encouraged and respected 15.Effective teachers gather students in a financially healthy way 16.Niching the work to a select community most effectively communicates it's efficacy 17.Groups and online learning scale best for market penetration 18.You always move better with a smile If you are interested to keep in touch, get these blogs by email, let me know by signing up for more stuff from Jeremy!