Glenna's writings are a fusion of human movement science and movement arts. Seeing the art in science and the science in the arts, Glenna writes as much to unify concepts from these distant disciplines as to ignite interest in the crossing tributaries of knowledge. Here you'll find the published results of Glenna's research in complementary medicine. You'll also be able to dowload a sample chapter of Glenna's e-book on the Helping Seniors with Alexander Technique. Last, you can get a glimpse of Glenna's writings in trade journals and web articles, or simply get a glimpse of the rubrics of somatic practices through short clips.

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Book Chapters
Batson G. The Alexander Technique. In Deutsch J, Anderson ES, Eds. Complementary Therapies for Physical Therapy. Philadelphia: Elsevier, Inc. 2008.

Batson G. The Alexander Technique. In Wainapel S, Fast D, Eds., Alternative and Complementary Medicine in Rehabilitation. New York: Demos Medical Publishing; 2002.

Congress Proceedings
Graviception: Why Alexaner Technique teachers use light touch. Congress Papers, Proceedings for the Alexander Technique, Oxford, UK, 2004.

Juried (peer-reviewed) Articles
Batson G, Barker S. Effect of group-delivery of the Alexander Technique on balance in the community dwelling elderly: Preliminary findings. Activities Adaptation & Aging, in press (due out August, 2008) [ read more ]

Batson G. Revisiting overuse injuries in dance in view of somatics. [read more]

Batson G. Conscious use of the human body in movement: ther peripheral neuroanatomical basis of the Alexander Technique. Medical Problems of Performing Artists. 1996; 11:3-11. [ read more ]

Trade Articles
Batson G. The man who mistook his brain for his "Self" and other tales of neuroscience. Direction journal of the Alexander Technique, 2005; 3(4). [ read more ]

Batson G. Sticking to principle - Teaching Alexander in Equadore. Direction journal of Alexander Technique, 2000; 2(8). [ read more ]

Web Site Sound Bites
A tutorial for occupational science students on repetitive strain injury and how the Alexander Technique can help. German translation attached. Strategien zur Vermeidung von Schaden durch Uberarbeitung (RSI) Wie die Alexandertechnik helfen kann, Glenna Batson, PT, DSc, MA [ http://www.med.unc.edu/mahp/rsi/ ]

Alleviating Arthritis Pain and Discomfort: How the Alexander Technique can Help, Glenna Batson, PT, DSc, MA [ ]

Self-Care Strategies for Avoiding Repetitive Strain How the Alexander Technique Can Help, Glenna Batson, PT, DSc, MA [ ]

The Alexander Technique: It's Role in Dance Training, Glenna Batson, PT, DSc, MA (Dance) [ ]

E-Book, (Pending Fall 2008)
Batson G. Seniors A.T. Ease: A Resource Guide for Teachers & Students of the Alexander Technique [ read more ]

CD-ROM Lessons
Wake Up Through Awareness: 4 lessons on the Alexander Techniqeut to prepare your day. Glenna Batson, PT, DSc, MA (available through Glenna Batson)