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Smith College M.F.A
Hampshire College B.F.A.
Mount Holyoke College
Christian Herter Memorial Scholar
American Field Service Nara, Japan, 1974

VITAE
Anne received a Master of Fine Arts degree from Smith College in 1984. She was granted a teaching fellowship award and served as associate professor of Dance in the Five College Dance Department established by Smith College, Mount Holyoke, Amherst, Hampshire College and the University of Massachusetts.
Anne focused her academic career in dance pedagogy, choreography, concert production and the development of new training techniques that would address dance injury prevention. Anne received her Bachelor of Arts degree from Hampshire College in Theater Directing and Dance.
She is an alumna of Mount Holyoke College where she began her undergraduate studies in 1975 as a Christian Herter Memorial Scholar.
Anne also studied at Naropa Institute and the Boulder School of Massage Therapy, in Boulder, Colorado.
She graduated at the top of her class from North Middlesex Regional High School in Townsend, Massachusetts. She was a four year member of the National Honor Society and served as vice-president of her class, sophomore through senior years.
As as an American Field Service foreign exchange student, Anne traveled to Japan in 1974. She attended the Ichijo-Nara School in Nara City, Japan for four months.
For more than twenty years Anne has maintained a seasonal teaching practice on the island of Nantucket June through September. She resides on the north shore of Maui, Hawaii during the winter.
Anne is acclaimed as a skilled movement therapist, highly successful in the treatment of chronic conditions. She has formulated countless exercise and wellness programs for groups and individuals of all ages and abilities. She has designed and directed numerous health and fitness retreats. She also conducts workshops and appears as an event speaker. Her most popular seminar:Calm In The Eye Of The Storm, introduces elemental yoga as a basis for stress management.
Anne is the originator of the Stackhouse Technique which is a life long fitness program emphasizing posture alignment.
She pursues a PhD in kinesiology. Her thesis is entitled: The Link between Movement Efficiency and Aging.

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	Smith College M.F.A Hampshire College B.F.A. Mount Holyoke College Christian Herter Memorial Scholar American Field Service Nara, Japan, 1974
VITAE Anne received a Master of Fine Arts degree from Smith College in 1984. She was granted a teaching fellowship award and served as associate professor of Dance in the Five College Dance Department established by Smith College, Mount Holyoke, Amherst, Hampshire College and the University of Massachusetts. Anne focused her academic career in dance pedagogy, choreography, concert production and the development of new training techniques that would address dance injury prevention. Anne received her Bachelor of Arts degree from Hampshire College in Theater Directing and Dance. She is an alumna of Mount Holyoke College where she began her undergraduate studies in 1975 as a Christian Herter Memorial Scholar. Anne also studied at Naropa Institute and the Boulder School of Massage Therapy, in Boulder, Colorado. She graduated at the top of her class from North Middlesex Regional High School in Townsend, Massachusetts. She was a four year member of the National Honor Society and served as vice-president of her class, sophomore through senior years. As as an American Field Service foreign exchange student, Anne traveled to Japan in 1974. She attended the Ichijo-Nara School in Nara City, Japan for four months. For more than twenty years Anne has maintained a seasonal teaching practice on the island of Nantucket June through September. She resides on the north shore of Maui, Hawaii during the winter. Anne is acclaimed as a skilled movement therapist, highly successful in the treatment of chronic conditions. She has formulated countless exercise and wellness programs for groups and individuals of all ages and abilities. She has designed and directed numerous health and fitness retreats. She also conducts workshops and appears as an event speaker. Her most popular seminar:Calm In The Eye Of The Storm, introduces elemental yoga as a basis for stress management. Anne is the originator of the Stackhouse Technique which is a life long fitness program emphasizing posture alignment. She pursues a PhD in kinesiology. Her thesis is entitled: The Link between Movement Efficiency and Aging.
\| Stress Management \| Seminar Speaker \| Workshop Leader \| \| Yoga Instructor \| Muscular Therapist \| The Stackhouse Technique_TM \| Stackhouse Technique_TM Syllabus \| Contact \| Resumé \|