Head of ATC Kyoto is senior teacher Lucas Lorenzi (STAT certified) who trained in the early 1980's with U.Eshet and Y.Kuperman. He has also worked & studied extensively over many years with other second (Magidov, Nelken, Renen, Tadmor, Hermelin, Pinkas, Hobbs, Cohen) and some of the first generation teachers (Carrington, Macdonald, Barlow, Barstow) in the tradition established by F.M. Alexander. Lucas Lorenzi gave lessons and workshops in Germany, Switzerland, France, Belgium, England, the USA and Asia and has taught the Alexander Technique in a number of different settings mainly from the performance arts. He did assist the teacher training courses for future instructors on an official basis for many years in Basel, Freiburg and Cologne. Coming from a musical family he enjoys success in his career as a flutist. Since 2002 he runs together with his wife the concert pianist Junko Kasahara the ATC Kyoto in connection with the International Music Academy Maestro in Japan. Lucas Lorenzi loves to teach the Alexander Technique for restoring the mindbody in its widest range of possibility as a means towards better health, greater awareness, freedom to change and the ability to choose or rid oneself of habits. To study with him in Japan contact the Alexander Technique Centre (ATC) Kyoto.