Cindi first took lessons in the Alexander Technique as a dance student and then again decades later after having developed multiple repetitive stress injuries, bilateral thoracic outlet syndrome, and two consecutive frozen shoulders (with the beginnings of a third). Alexander Technique turned out to be the most helpful in finally ending Cindi's cycles of strain and injury.

Cindi trained with John Nicholls at ATNYC, a three-year, 1600-hour, AmSAT-certified, Alexander Technique teacher-training course in New York City, and completed John Nicholls' post-graduate and advanced post-graduate refresher courses. She was an assistant teacher on the John Nicholls Alexander Training course and for John Nicholls' Alexander workshops for Linklater teachers. Cindi continues post-graduate studies with John Nicholls.

Cindi received her B.A. in 18th Century British Literature from the University of Pennsylvania and M.F.A. in Dance Performance and Choreography from Temple University.  Cindi completed a year-long certificate program in compassion-based neuropsychology and social transformation at the Nalanda Institute of Contemplative Science (formerly known as the Center for Meditation and Healing at the Columbia University Medical Center Department of Psychiatry and later part of the Center for Integrative Medicine at Weill Cornell College of Medicine in New York City). Cindi also completed Tara Brach's certificate program "RAIN: Clinical Applications of Self-Compassion."

Cindi’s movement training includes Laban Movement Analysis and Bartenieff Fundamentals at the Laban/Bartenieff Institute for Movement Studies, Kinesthetic Anatomy with Irene Dowd, and choreography with Ann Vachon and Hellmut Gottschild. She is certified in Gyrotonic and Pilates (with special focus on injury prevention and conditioning for dancers). Cindi has taught both Pilates and Gyrotonic in Los Angeles and New York City. She has also assisted in the Alexander Technique Evening Division course at Juilliard.

In addition to movement training, Cindi has been a teaching assistant in film editing at The New School. She was awarded the Magno Sound Film Award for an experimental film short screened at Lincoln Center and Anthology Film Archives as part of the Dance On Camera Film Festival.

In addition to supporting performing artists (and performing arts enthusiasts!), Cindi loves working with all individuals on aging well, coping with health challenges, building more inner resilience, and experiencing a greater sense of well-being and hope. Cindi has most recently been studying pain science for Alexander teaching and adapting the Alexander Technique for people living with Parkinson’s disease.