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Daska Hatton

Alexander Technique Teacher | Craniosacral Therapist, Health

Hi, I'm Daska Hatton. I'm an Alexander Technique Teacher and Craniosacral Therapist working in London W1 and Notting Hill.

Daska Hatton's Bio:

Daska Hatton has been an Alexander Technique teacher for 15 years and has built up a reputation for being an expert in tackling disorders associated with stress, depression and anxiety.She was selected as one of the teachers to take part in the British Medical Journal randomised control trial into the effectiveness of Alexander Technique lessons.She trains future teachers at The Alexander Technique School, Queen's Park.In 2003 she trained as a Craniosacral Therapist at the College of Cranio-Sacral Therapy.She is a Member of The Society of Teachers of the Alexander Technique, a Council Member of The Craniosacral Therapy Association of the United Kingdom and a Member of the Stress Management Society.

Daska Hatton's Experience:

  • Alexander Technique Teacher / Craniosacral Therapist at Alexander Technique London

    1998 - Present | Queen Anne Street, London W1

    I offer Alexander Technique teaching and Craniosacral Therapy at Alexander Technique London, W1 and from Notting Hill Gate. .

  • Visiting Teacher at Alexander Technique School, Queen's Park

    2006

    I am a Visiting Teacher at the Alexander Technique School in Queen's Park. I visit on a weekly basis teaching students how to teach the Alexander Technique and preparing lectures/talks on various related topics.

  • Director at TIMOTHY HATTON ARCHITECTS

    January 1985

    I was a founding partner of Timothy Hatton Architects and continue to be a non-executive director. Timothy Hatton Architects has a reputation for excellence spanning 25 years and combines a sensitive approach to contemporary architecture with a sympathetic understanding of historic buildings

Daska Hatton's Education:

  • College of Cranio Sacral Therapy

    2008 – 2009
    Diploma

  • North London Alexander Technique Teacher Training School

    1995 – 1998
    Diploma
    Concentration: Alexander Technique

  • University of East Anglia

    1978 – 1981
    History of Art



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