Workshops in July 2013
b) Music Therapy (8 to 12 July 2013)
Dance Movement Psychotherapy
Date:13 to 17 July 2013
This course aims to provide you with the basic concepts of theory and
practice in Dance Movement Psychotherapy. As the body remembers its story, with
an engagement with movement it helps people get in touch with themselves in a
more deeper way and can lead to new discoveries about themselves.
Body and movement is the medium of creative process during the
therapy, therefore the therapist helps the clients get in touch with their
inner world in an authentic way. The therapist does not need a background in
dance to facilitate this process. Psychodynamic principles will be the main
medium of theoretical approach that will be used to connect the cathartic
process to cognitive understanding.
The main areas of focus are:
- Working with different cliental groups using
movement as a medium of communication
- Exploring the concepts of attunement and empathy
in communication
- Working with ones own movement and trying to
connect it with their life experiences
- Using other tools to help explore the movement
process
You will be awarded a certificate of completion at the end of the
course. The classes will be 9 AM to 3 PM, Between 3 PM to 4 PM you will have to work on a class assignment everyday.
The trainer is a qualified Dance Psychotherapist - Preetha Ramasubramanian
Preetha Ramasubramanian is a Registered Dance Movement Psychotherapist trained in the UK. She was awarded a distinction from Goldsmiths College, University of London for her work with the forensic population. She has worked with children having severe behaviour problems, trauma, autism, cerebral palsy, abuse, etc… both in mainstream schools and in special schools. She has also worked with drug users, sex offenders, and adults with criminal background having severe mental health issues. At present Preetha works with both children and adults in private practice.
Please contact 9884100135 for details about the course and registration.
