Caitlin Freeman, M.AmSAT
Caitlin Freeman, M.AmSAT. Certified Alexander Technique Instructor. Director of Sing, Naturally! Music Instruction.
Caitlin Freeman received her B.A. from Sarah Lawrence College in music and theatre arts, and graduated from the three-year Alexander Technique teacher training program at the Alexander Technique School of New England.
Caitlin is nationally certified to teach the Alexander Technique by The American Society for the Alexander Technique (AmSAT), the largest professional association of certified Alexander Technique teachers in the United States.
Caitlin is recognized for her talent for working with artists who have special challenges, such as singers with trouble matching pitch, musicians with repetitive stress injuries, and performers with stage fright.
From 2000 to 2005, Caitlin was the head of the theatre department at Friends Music Camp (FMC), a nationally renowned arts camp for children and teens. In 2000, she initiated the acting program at FMC, and in 2004, she initiated the playwriting program there.
Caitlin has taught theatre and vocal studies to all ages for more than a decade. In 2000, Caitlin founded Sing, Naturally! Music Instruction, a private voice studio for all ages, all levels, and all musical styles.
Caitlin enjoys bringing her background as an Alexander Technique teacher and a voice and theatre coach into her work with individuals on the Autism Spectrum. She is skilled helping people with Autism and Asperger Syndrome integrate their physical, mental, emotional, and social selves to manage their particular challenges. Caitlin is currently working towards her Master’s in Occupational Therapy to help people on the Autism Spectrum.
The children, teens, and adults Caitlin works with benefit from her form of gentle, non-invasive realignment, as well as her engaging style of music and drama therapy.
Caitlin’s overall vision is to develop state-of-the-art ways to empower individuals using the innovative methods of the Alexander Technique; music, art, and drama therapy; and music education.
Please contact Caitlin to find out more about how you can benefit from the Alexander Technique.
