The Alexander Technique is an educational method used world wide for over 130 years.  The Technique teaches students to become aware of their habitual tensions and misbalance that effects them in their daily lives as well as in special performance. 

Sherry became an Alexander Technique teacher in 1977 and was the youngest Director of an Alexander Teacher Training anywhere in the world by 1985.

In her 42-year career, she has been the Founding Director of the Pacific Institute for the Alexander Technique, one of the few accredited Alexander Technique schools in North America, and trained Alexander Technique teachers for over 25 years.

She has spent 42,000 hours teaching the Alexander Technique, helping people learn to move without pain and experience the use of the body at peak competence and skill. Her work has supported people from all stages and walks of life to claim their freedom from a wide range of difficulties, including repetitive strain injuries from work or play, chronic pain, stress and anxiety, autism and other spectrum disorders, sleep problems, and even aging.