The Poise Project
Life Coach
Why pick this one
The Poise Project provides Alexander Technique programs for Parkinson’s communities and family care partners through a 501(c)(3) nonprofit launched in 2016.
Best for
- People living with Parkinson’s seeking Alexander Technique education
- Family care partners seeking skills for resilience and agency
- Organizations seeking Alexander Technique professional training
- Communities developing accessible Alexander Technique programs
- People interested in Alexander Technique research and advocacy
Look elsewhere if
- People seeking conventional life-coaching services unrelated to Alexander Technique
Specialties
- Alexander Technique programs for people living with Parkinson’s
- Alexander Technique programs for family care partners
- Alexander Technique education for children and youth
- Alexander Technique professional training
- Alexander Technique research and advocacy
Certifications
- 501(c)(3) nonprofit status
- GuideStar Platinum Transparency Seal
- American Society for the Alexander Technique affiliation
- Alexander Technique International affiliation
- International Somatic Movement Education & Therapy Association affiliation
What makes them different
- 501(c)(3) nonprofit focused on broad socioeconomic access to Alexander Technique principles
- Current programs address Parkinson’s and family care partners
- Executive Director Monika Gross has taught Alexander Technique since 1985
- The organization has presented research posters and led more than 30 professional development trainings
- The organization’s model has international development efforts in France, Switzerland, Hungary, Japan, the United Kingdom, and Austria
- Years in business
- 10
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Contact & Location
- Address
- 5 Grove Garden Ave, Candler, NC 28715-8902
- Phone
- +18282543102
- Website
- http://www.thepoiseproject.org/
- user@domain.com
Services
- Alexander Technique education
- Chronic-condition support programs
- Family care-partner education
- Professional development training
- Community program development
- Research advocacy
- Alexander Technique profession promotion