Integrative Alexander Technique with Crispin Spaeth

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08/25/2026

You can have the perfect microphone, the best lighting, and a polished script… But if you’re feeling tense, your audience will often notice before you do.

That’s because the way you move, breathe, and use your voice shapes how your message is received.

This fall, I’m offering On Air Ease—a program designed for people who speak, teach, coach, present, create content, or step onto a stage.

Together, we’ll explore how to reduce unnecessary effort so you can communicate with greater presence, confidence, and ease.

✨ Includes:
• One private coaching session
• One group class
• Practical tools you can use every time you show up on camera, behind a microphone, or in front of an audience.

If you’re ready to feel more at home in your body while sharing your message, I’d love to work with you.

📩 Send me a message or visit the link in my bio to learn more about On Air Ease.

Many of us grew up believing that "good posture" meant sitting up straight, pulling our shoulders back, and holding ours...
08/20/2026

Many of us grew up believing that "good posture" meant sitting up straight, pulling our shoulders back, and holding ourselves in position.

It sounds like good advice. But for many people, those instructions lead to one thing: more tension.

When we try to hold ourselves upright, we often tighten our neck, restrict our breathing, and make movement feel less natural. Over time, that extra effort can leave us feeling stiff, tired, and uncomfortable—even when we're doing everything "right."

Good posture isn't about forcing your body into a position. It's about finding a sense of support that allows you to move, breathe, and respond with less effort.

Ease isn't the opposite of strength. In fact, it's often what allows strength to work at its best.

When we stop trying to "fix" our posture and start paying attention to how we're using ourselves, we create more possibilities for comfort, resilience, and freedom in everyday life.

Did this change the way you think about posture? I'd love to hear your thoughts in the comments. 👇

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Starting over isn't only an emotional experience. It's a physical one, too.Whether you're entering a new relationship, m...
08/13/2026

Starting over isn't only an emotional experience. It's a physical one, too.

Whether you're entering a new relationship, making new friends, joining a community, returning to work, or simply opening yourself to life after a difficult season, your body often responds before your mind does.

You may find yourself holding your breath. Protecting your chest. Trying to appear confident. Keeping yourself guarded without even realizing it.

These aren't signs that something is wrong with you. They're often learned patterns—ways your body has adapted to keep you safe through life's experiences.

The beautiful thing is that those patterns aren't permanent. When your body begins to feel more supported, it often becomes easier to connect with others, express yourself naturally, and step into new experiences with greater ease.

Confidence doesn't begin when fear disappears. It begins when your body discovers that it has more options.

What new chapter are you stepping into right now? DM me if you relate to the content and want more information. 💬

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📞 (206) 486-2735

Have you ever walked away from a conversation wondering why you felt so exhausted?Most of us assume it's because the con...
08/06/2026

Have you ever walked away from a conversation wondering why you felt so exhausted?

Most of us assume it's because the conversation was emotional, difficult, or simply too long. But sometimes, it's not the conversation itself. It's the extra effort we're using while we're in it.

We hold our breath. We tighten our shoulders. We search for the "right" words. We try to appear calm, confident, or okay—even when no one is asking us to.

These patterns often happen without us realizing it. Over time, they can make everyday conversations feel more draining than they need to be.

When your body is working harder than necessary, listening becomes more difficult, speaking feels less natural, and genuine connection takes more energy.

The good news? Awareness creates choice. As you begin to notice these habits, you can start replacing unnecessary effort with greater ease and support.

Sometimes the most meaningful change doesn't come from trying harder—it comes from doing less.

Which of these habits do you recognize most in yourself? I'd love to hear in the comments. 👇

📧 [email protected]
📞 (206) 486-2735

I love thinking about seasons as invitations rather than deadlines.An invitation to slow down.To notice.To experiment.To...
07/30/2026

I love thinking about seasons as invitations rather than deadlines.

An invitation to slow down.
To notice.
To experiment.
To make room for a little more ease.

What are you hoping to create more space for this summer?

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📞 (206) 486 2735

07/28/2026

Great presentations aren’t built the night before.

Yes, your content matters. So do your slides. So does your message.

But your body is part of the preparation, too.

The way you organize yourself throughout the process influences how you breathe, think, connect, and communicate when it’s time to speak.

When you feel more supported, your voice has more freedom. Your message has more clarity. And your audience experiences more of you—not just your presentation.

If you’re curious about developing embodied communication skills for public speaking, presentations, or leadership, send me a DM. I’d love to start the conversation.

📧 [email protected]
📞 (206) 486 2735

For years, this client lived with persistent lower back pain.Like many people, they tried different approaches, hoping t...
07/24/2026

For years, this client lived with persistent lower back pain.

Like many people, they tried different approaches, hoping to find lasting relief.

What surprised them wasn't a new exercise, stretch, or treatment.

It was discovering more choices.

Choice in how they moved.
Choice in how they responded.
Choice in how they organized themselves throughout the day.

After just a few sessions, they reported less pain and more freedom to return to activities they loved: gardening, swimming, hiking, cooking, and lifting weights.

One line from their testimonial especially stayed with me:

"The new paradigm is beginning to take hold. A new way of being."

Integrative Alexander Technique isn't about forcing change.

It's about becoming aware of the habits that may be limiting you—and discovering that there are often more options available than you realized.

Sometimes the most powerful changes begin with the smallest shifts.

Have you ever experienced a small change that made a surprisingly big difference?

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📞 (206) 486 2735

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