Engaged in the study and practice of the Alexander Technique for over a decade, Nadia has a private practice in the Alexander Technique in Zürich, Switzerland.

She is a member of the American Society for the Alexander Technique (AMSAT) and the Swiss Professional Association for Alexander Technique (SBAT) and previously had a private practice in New York, was on faculty at the Riverside Initiative and was a facilitator at Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science and Art. Nadia is also recognized by the Empirical Medicine Register (RME) and ASCA as a therapist of the Alexander Technique.

A certified instructor, Nadia completed a 1600-hour, three-year teacher training for the Alexander Technique. Nadia is also a summa cum laude graduate of New York University, with a Bachelor of Arts in Italian Literature and Language and a Bachelor of Music in Classical Flute Performance.

Her clients come from a wide variety of backgrounds, have diverse interests and make up a wide age range, from 9 years old to 70 and beyond.

Nadia is experienced in teaching Alexander Technique to clients with pain, clients who require high performance in the body-mind (classical and jazz musicians, speakers, or leaders in business) and clients who seek wellness and less stress and strain in body and mind. She also has taught many children and young people the Alexander Technique as a way to manage worry, release the startle pattern and find ease instead of strain while studying, speaking and playing.

Committed to the mindfulness practice of the Alexander Technique, Nadia uses it in her daily life, in addition to applying it to her interests of classical music performance, Argentine tango social dance, learning and speaking foreign languages and swimming.