Alexander Technique
Craniosacral Therapy
Three Principles
in Exeter
"Trying is only emphasising the thing we know already."
F. M. Alexander
Founder of the Alexander Technique
Exeter Practice
Fumiaki Tanaka MSTA, RCST offers
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the Three Principles - Wellbeing Coaching
in the heart of Exeter.
Venue:
Address:
Argyle House, Gandy Street,
Exeter, EX4 3LS
It is located in the back of Gandy Street, between the library and Exeter Phoenix. It is roughly behind Zizi restaurant. The Argyle House is a light blue house with an iron gate.
Please note:
the postcode is for the whole of Gandy Street so when you search in Google map it may not show the accurate position.
"Fumiaki is a professional and knowledgeable therapist in both Craniosacral and Alexander technique therapies. He gave me confidence in his ability to explain the therapy and procedure so that I had a clear understanding.
Fumiaki’s expertise and gentle technique enabled me to relax and find healing from Craniosacral therapy for painful arthritis.
The Alexander technique helped me to understand and realign my posture caused by long term painful arthritis."
Val Turner
"I recently resumed Alexander Technique lessons after a 25 year period,
and was fortunate to meet Fumiaki Tanaka, an excellent teacher.
I have been very impressed by Mr. Tanaka's teaching ability from the very beginning of our lessons together.
We did both table and chair work, and it wasn't long before my body remembered the Alexander work I had done so many years ago.
I found Mr. Tanaka to be very patient and encouraging, while holding to excellent standards. His teaching style is simple, natural and easy to follow.
I recommend his lessons very highly."
Steve Beimel
"My weekly visit to Fumiaki is always a highlight as he has the ability to wash away the pain. It’s as if he can see deep inside me and his understanding of the human body both physically and spiritually is remarkable.
Have been in pain for over 26 years and met many practitioners along the way. Sadly could count on one hand the practitioners in every field of wellbeing I’ve visited who have managed to break down mental/physical issues. Fumiaki is most definitely one of them and upon leaving my session I feel as if I have just been on a glorious beach holiday.
For anyone out there looking for help or simply looking to improve posture I urge you to go see this guy. He’s special :-) "
Edward Margulies
Directions:
On Gandy Street, go through an alleyway between JoJo Mama Bebe and Seasalt.
When you come out, turn left and go through the iron gate.
It is an off-white building with a red door.
Please note: There is no sign saying Therapy Rooms Exeter.
Parking:
There are many car parks nearby. The closest one is the Guildhall Centre car park.
Train stations:
Exeter Central station is about 5 min away.
Exeter St Davids station is about 20 min walk.
"In pursuit of knowledge, every day something is added.
In the practice of the Tao, every day something is dropped.
Less and less do you need to force things,
until finally you arrive at non-action.
When nothing is done, nothing is left undone."
Lao Tzu
- ancient Chinese philosopher and the author of Tao Te Ching
