Theodore Dimon, Ph.D.

Dr. Theodore Dimon, Jr., the Institute’s founder and director, has spent the past 25 years developing an innovative theory of education that focuses on mastery of mind and body as the foundation for all learning. Dr. Dimon received his Master’s and Doctorate degrees in Education from Harvard University and graduated from the Constructive Teaching Centre in London, England. A founding director of the American Society for the Alexander Technique and president of the Alexander Technique Archives, he has taught and lectured internationally and is the author of numerous articles and books:

Alexander Technique and the Voice: Understanding the Whispered ‘Ah’
self-published by Day Street Press, Dimon Institute, 1996

The Control of Tension: A New Field for Prevention
self-published by Day Street Press, Dimon Institute, 1998

A Brief History of Mind/Body Techniques
self-published by Day Street Press, Dimon Institute, 1998

Collected Writings on the Alexander Technique
Co-editor, Frank Pierce Jones
privately printed by the Alexander Technique Archives, Inc., 1999

The Undivided Self
Berkeley: North Atlantic Books, 1999

In Form and Moving: A Series on Anatomical Design and Function
AmSAT Journal, Issues 45-52, 1999-2001

Anatomy of the Moving Body: A Basic Course in Bones, Muscles, and Joints
Berkeley: North Atlantic Books, 2001

The Dynamic Voice: A Series on Vocal Design and Function
STAT News, Vol. 6, Issues 10-15, 2003

In Thought and Action: Outlines of a New Field
AmSAT Journal, Issues 61-65, 2003-4

The Elements of Skill: A Conscious Approach to Learning
Berkeley: North Atlantic Books, 2003

Alexander Technique and the Fundamentals of Self-Knowledge
AmSAT Journal, March, 2007