One of my new acquaintances in the 80’s was Dr David Garlick, a Professor in the Faulty of Medicine at the University of NSW in Sydney. He had a particular interest in exercise physiology, had come across Alexander’s Discovery and was astonished at the insights and relevance of his work.
In 1981, Garlick put together a symposium - Proprioception, Posture and Emotion - at the University of New South Wales. Alexander Technique teacher Dr Wilfred Barlow and Neuroscientist and advocate of Alexander’s discovery, T. D. M. Roberts, both attended and presented papers.