Lindsay Newitter, participating in corporate training, stands before a large screen

Corporate Services

Corporate classes and workshops are available in Montréal, New York City, online, and in other locations upon request.

Help your employees to feel better, look better, and have more energy to devote to their work.

Your team will learn to work and communicate with less strain and more ease. Better posture at work can help avoid strain-related injury as well as improve employee morale and productivity.

Lindsay was interactive and informative and employees left the seminar with information they didn’t have before…tips and advice on how to correct your posture throughout the day, what good posture looks and feels like, and why it’s important to have good posture.

I would recommend Lindsay to any company looking to spice up their wellness program.
— Tierney Yuhas, Coorindator Human Resources, LeeRink Partners

Benefits to Improving Posture at Work

Musculoskeletal problems are the most common contributing factors to on-the-job injury in many organizations and lead to the highest number of workers’ compensation claims.

These injuries lead to reduced productivity, a higher risk of error, and low morale, and are an ongoing expense. Most of these problems are caused by strain, which can be resolved by addressing postural and movement habits. Additionally, research shows that upright posture in the face of stress helps to reduce fear and improve mood. In turn, employees with improved posture may find that their communication and presentation skills improve.

As a posture expert and certified Alexander Technique instructor, Lindsay Newitter helps people avoid creating and reinforcing postural habits that lead to strain, pain, injury, and ineffective body language.

Check out my corporate programs below

Lindsay Newitter at a corporate training, handing an object that helps with posture to another woman at a conference table
Lindsay Newitter and colleague guide student on posture in corporate training setting by whiteboard
Lindsay Newitter delivering a presentation to an audience during a group corporate coaching event