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Sessions and workshops in the workplace

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Support the wellbeing of your business

Nearly half a million workers experience work-related musculoskeletal disorders, with back pain alone responsible for 41% of the 6.6 million working days lost annually. Lower back pain is a growing global issue, and it continues to escalate. The number of adults in England with chronic pain is set to soar to 7.2 million by 2040. 

 

As both an Alexander Technique expert and a trained DSE Ergonomic Assessor, I provide a comprehensive approach to posture and well-being in the workplace. I am aware of the latest studies on pain neuroscience giving new insights in the the management of pain.

 

The Alexander Technique offers a proven solution to address both the well-being of staff and productivity challenges. Peer reviewed research shows it effectively reduces back and neck pain, with cost-effective, long-term benefits that can last over a year after initial training.

 

Benefits for Employers:

  • Increased productivity

  • Reduced absenteeism

  • Enhanced workplace morale

  • Support for long-term health and stress management

 

The Alexander Technique requires no specialized equipment—just a dedicated space. Sessions are easy to integrate within the workday, enabling employees to apply a greater awareness of habits that may be causing strain. They’ll also learn practical workstation adjustments, which are especially useful for those who hot desk or work from home.

 

In addition to pain and postural care, I can also help people with voice, presentation and confidence training.

 

Many companies find it beneficial to begin with an introductory workshop or talk, offered either in person or online. These sessions can fit into a standard workday or a training event and can be followed by individual sessions or group workshops as needed. 

 

I look forward to exploring how I can support your employees' long-term well-being and contribute to your company’s success.

Tanya Shoop using the Alexander Technique to help good desk posture at work

DSE assessments have sometimes become tick box exercises. I have a highly trained eye to understand postural adaptations that can make a huge difference.

 

Rather than having to buy in expensive equipment, it’s often adjustments to posture that make the most long-lasting changes.

 

Talk to me about how we can work together to benefit your employees.

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What my clients say

"My life had become rather hectic. I had been imposing a punishing schedule on myself and realised that my body wouldn’t thank me for this relentless mix of keyboard work and sport in the future unless I changed some of my habits. Working with Tanya, I learned how to use my body and, indeed, live my life in a much more balanced and controlled way. The old habits haven’t gone completely but I think being aware of them is important, as I am able to stop when I find myself slipping back into my old ways of doing things."

Gill

"Five months ago, I suffered from back and neck pain and was taking very strong prescription painkillers to manage the RSI (repetitive strain injury) in my hands, all brought on by my 8-10 hours in front of a computer. My GP suggested I give up my job. Luckily, a friend introduced me to Tanya. Within weeks everything stopped aching so much. Five months down the line, I am now completely off the painkillers and no longer get any pain in my back and neck. All this seemingly with no real effort. I can’t recommend the Alexander Technique highly enough. It has completely changed my life and enabled me to keep doing a job I love."

Sophie

"After completing those sessions with you I noticed a significant reduction in the headaches and sinus pain I used to get almost daily, but more importantly the TMJ I had had for years resolved itself. I had been referred to the hospital outpatients and been given exercises for TMJ but these never worked so I was delighted!"

Helen

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