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 Esther
Gokhale (go-clay) graduated from Princeton with a degree in biochemistry
and earned her C.A. from the San Francisco College of Acupuncture and Oriental
Medicine. After personal struggles with back pain, unsuccessful back surgery,
and a dismal prognosis, she began what would become a lifelong dedication
to understanding and addressing the root causes of pain. After a five-year
study and certification in Aplomb®, a French movement re-education
technique, Esther traveled to Africa, Asia, Europe, and Latin America to
study posture and movement in populations with a low incidence of back pain.
She also continued her academic studies, taking courses in anatomy and anthropology
at Stanford. Her education, training, and research enabled her to develop
a unique, systematic method of restoring pain-free posture and movement,
which she teaches at her Palo Alto clinic. Her technique is now detailed
in her first book, 8 Steps to a Pain-Free
Back’. She currently divides her time between her family, teaching
and training in the Gokhale MethodSM,
the design of products to support healthy movement, speaking engagements,
and ongoing research and data collection. |
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