Dance Movement Psychotherapy Workshop April 3 to 7, 2017

Dance Movement Psychotherapy Intensive Workshop in Chennai

Date - April 3 to 7, 2017.          Time - 9.30 AM to 3.30 PM

For Registration and more information 
Please contact - 9884700135/ 044- 42080810
email - info@centerforcounselling.org
Workshop Fees - Rs 10000/=

The workshop will explore the key concepts that underpin DMP in creative and interactive ways, through group work, discussion, creative exploration, theory and movement. 

Below are the subheadings that this workshop addresses -   

• What is Dance Movement Psychotherapy?
• History of Dance Movement Psychotherapy
• Using creativity & play in Dance Movement Psychotherapy
• Moving in Psychotherapy? Exploring the non-verbal, creative process.
• Developing kinaesthetic awareness, mirroring & attunement
• Introducing Laban Movement Analysis
• Pioneers in Dance Movement Psychotherapy: different DMP models
• DMP & the therapeutic process; making sense of dance movement as the embodied, symbolic expression of experience.

The intensive workshop also focuses on how DMP is applied to practice in various settings. You will have an opportunity to hear about a number of specialist areas and how DMP adapts to fit the context whilst staying fundamentally on model with its guiding principles.

Preetha Ramasubramanian: Preetha did her MA in Dance Movement Psychotherapy and graduated with a distinction from Goldsmiths College, University of London. She is a member of Association of Dance Movement Psychotherapy, United Kingdom and American Dance Therapy Association.

Preetha started her professional career as a special educator in India and went on to head the creative movement department at vidyasagar. To gain international exposure she moved to the UK and worked as a special educator. During this, she witnessed how movement and dance helped people think and talk about their feelings. As a professional dance teacher in modern dance, she witnessed an overall change in people’s wellbeing through dance. This inspired her to explore how movement can be used as an expressive tool and led her to higher studies in Dance Movement Psychotherapy and a career in the psychotherapy domain. As a dance movement psychotherapist she gained broad exposure in the UK working in different settings such as forensic psychiatric unit, special and mainstream schools.