Peter is originally from Melbourne, Australia. After graduating from the 3 year full-time training course for professional Alexander Technique teachers in 2000, Peter ran a teaching practice in North Fitzroy, and was a regular teacher at the training school in Fitzroy.

A regular guest lecturer at the Victoria University School of Osteopathy, Peter lectured on Alexander Technique and its principles and relevance to practicing Osteopaths.

He has conducted corporate Alexander Technique workshops in metropolitan Melbourne. A qualification in Ergonomics from RMIT (Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology) in 2001 led Peter to take the Alexander Technique into the workplace in combination with the knowledge of Ergonomic principles.  This unique combination proved very effective and popular.

Since arriving in Hong Kong in 2004, Peter has been teaching the Alexander Technique in one to one lessons as well as giving many talks, lectures and demonstrations to a large variety of groups and organizations and has taken the Alexander Technique and Ergonomics combination into many workplaces.

Peter has also qualified as Personal Trainer (NASM) and Active Isolated Stretching practitioner, specializing in rehabilitation. He has joined our team earlier this year.