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Tag Archives: movement

The cheapest ergonomics there is: your own body

Person sitzt auf einem teuren ergonomischen Bürostuhl in falscher Haltung: zusammengesunken, zu tief, mit vollständig ausgestreckten Beinen und Armen, und mit dem Kopf auf Tischhöhe nach hinten geneigt.

Spending money on ergonomic equipment without seeing results? The most effective solution for working without pain isn’t the most expensive chair on the market — it’s learning to use your body differently. An honest perspective from an Alexander Technique teacher.

Posted byCéline Dedaj07/10/202606/10/2026Posted inAlexander TechniqueTags:Alexander Technique, chronic pain, ergonomics, injury prevention, movement, persistent pain

What your brain believes about pain (and why it’s sometimes wrong)

Current neuroscience tells us that chronic pain is not a life sentence: it’s a pattern learned by the brain, and what’s learned can be unlearned. In this post I explore how these findings connect directly with the Alexander Technique.

Posted byCéline Dedaj07/07/202627/07/2026Posted inAlexander TechniqueTags:Alexander Technique, chronic pain, movement, neuroplasticity, neuroscience, persistent pain, well-being

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