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Theoretical Approaches in Dance-Movement Therapy Dance therapy: An entry from Thomson Gale's <i>Gale Encyclopedia of Nursing and Allied Health</i> by Barbara Boughton, 2002 Use of Creative Arts in Therapy, Dance Therapy, Music Therapy, Psychodrama by 1979 Conference on Creative Arts Therapies, 1980-12 Dance therapy bibliography, 1981 by Linni Silberman, 1981 John V. Knapp and Kenneth Womack, eds. Reading the Family Dance: Family Systems Therapy and Literary Study.(Book review): An article from: Style by Piotr Sadowski, 2005-03-22 Moving toward cohesion: Group dance/movement therapy with children in [An article from: The Arts in Psychotherapy] by T. Erfer, A. Ziv, 2006-01 Dance Occupations: Dance therapy, Caller, Taxi dancer, Showgirl, Exotic dancer, Répétiteur, Backup dancer, A Practicum for Dance Therapy by Joanna Gerwertz Harris, 1969-01-01 Dance-Movement Therapy: Mirror of Our Selves : The Psychoanalytic Approach by Elaine V. Siegel, 1984-07 American Journal of Dance Therapy, Volume 4, Number 1. Spring 1981 by American Dance Therapy Association, 1981 Dance Therapy:Focus on Dance VII by Kathleen Criddle Mason, 1977 American Dance Therapy Association Proceedings Fifth Annual Conference October 23 - 25, 1970. Hotel Lexington, New York by American Dance Therapy Association, 1970-01-01 Gale Encyclopedia of Alternative Medicine: Dance therapy by Barbara Boughton, 2001-01-01 Neuroscience meets dance/movement therapy: Mirror neurons, the therapeutic process and empathy [An article from: The Arts in Psychotherapy] by C.F. Berrol, 2006-01

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81. Dance Therapy Literature
    PROJECT Global Vision of Rehabilitation and Recreation for People with Disabilitiesin the 21st Century LITERATURE dance therapy Literature Compiled by Prof  
    http://www.jccniowa.org/~recdsabl/LITDance.htm

82. Dance Therapy Self Expression And Breema
    Directory of Holistic Healers, Practitioners, Massage Therapists, Bodyworkers, Yoga Teachers, Reiki, Natural Foods, Herbalists, Acupuncture and more.  
    http://sead.byregion.net/

83. American Dance Therapy Association
    This Could Be The Companies Message Board Close This Window To GoBack Or Click here to go to American dance therapy Association  
    http://www.balletcompanies.com/dancetherapyassociation/

84. Dancecorner.com
    Dance clubs, Who's Who in Swing Dance, Dance Dictionary, Swing Dance Research Performing Arts Dance Ballroom Where to Dance Music Dance Videos Movies TV dance therapy Other Web Sites H. Leon Raper. JitterbugsCopyright 1973, 1998 By H. Leon Raper All Rights Reserved. dance therapy.  
    http://www.dancecorner.com/
    
    Extractions: H. Leon Raper By: H. Leon Raper Table of Contents You can contact any of the following resources directly if you are interested in purchasing dance videos. Please do not contact us. We do not sell dance videos through this web site. Henry's Dance Hotlist Dancers Directory Hot Dance Sites On The Web How to Search the Web ... DanceLead.com

85. Naropa University - Interarts BA - Dance Concentration
    Contemporary dance, dance therapy, Contact improvisation, Contemplativedance, African dance. Concentration in Dance or dance therapy.  
    http://www.naropa.edu/interarts/dance/
    
    Extractions: Keren Abrams, Annie Brook, Sam Gill, Christy Harris, Brigitta Hermann, Margot Iseman, Elani Leviti, Adwoa Lemieux, Cara Reeser, Concentration in Dance or Dance Therapy Major Certificate B.A. and Certificate degrees are awarded in InterArts Studies with a concentration in Dance or Dance Therapy. The Dance concentration serves a community of young artists investigating the tradition of movement studies and personal creative process through presentation or performance. Study is enhanced by input from guest artists and interdisciplinary exploration in the fields of Contemplative Arts, Theater, Music, technical production, and contexts/critical skills. The Dance Therapy concentration immerses students in a well-rounded dance program in preparation for entrance into the M.A., Somatic Psychology: Dance/Movement Therapy program. Additions to the Dance Track requirements include an introduction to the theories and practice of Somatic Psychology, Dance/Movement Therapy. Psychology and various Expressive Arts studies serve as a minor concentration.

86. Univesity College Of Dance, Sweden
    PROGRAMME IN dance therapy (DANSTERAPEUTUTBILDNINGEN). Course content. A varietyof approaches to dance therapy are critically reviewed and evaluated.  
    http://www.danshogskolan.se/eng/dteng.htm
    
    Extractions: That is why the students' own personal development in dance and movement is of utmost importance in the Programme in Dance Therapy. In acknowledging that dance therapist still is a new profession in Sweden we attempt to give the students therapeutic knowledge equal to what is common in established psychodynamic therapy education. Knowledge in psychology, psychopathology and psychotherapy thus is on a high level with frequent written assignments. Aims The graduate diploma course in Dance Therapy aims at developing the students' knowledge and skills for applying dance to therapeutic work. The course aims at providing a thorough grounding in the theory and practice of dance therapy as in therapeutic issues in general with special knowledge about diagnosis and psychopathology. Focus is on strengthen the students reflecting ability both on his own dancing and on how to use the dance in therapy within the clinical work. Course content A variety of approaches to dance therapy are critically reviewed and evaluated. Introductions are given in other art therapies. The theoretical therapeutic knowledge is learnt by a combination of lectures, seminars and self-studies. A problem solving approach is used. Finally the student is supposed to integrate his knowledge of therapy, theories and personal development in his clinical work, shown in a written case study. Students also have to write a thesis on a Dance Therapy related theme.

87. Tantra Goddess Network Regional Directory-Dance Therapy
    Tantra Goddess Network dance therapy. Found by FAST Search (alltheweb.com)http//aushealth.netconnect.com.au/dance therapy.htm;  
    http://www.tantra-goddess.net/dance_therapy.htm
    
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88. Dance Therapy Schools
    Translate this page motionsound.com directory dance therapy schools - Schulen für Tanztherapie- Écoles de thérapie de danse - Scuole di terapia di danza.  
    http://www.motionsound.com/therapyschools/
    
    Extractions: DanceZone Dance therapy schools / Schulen für Tanztherapie / Écoles de thérapie de d anse / Scuole di terapia di danza School / Schule / École City / Ort / Lieu Short description / Kurzbeschreibung / Brève description Tanz- und Bewegungstherapieschule Regina Garcia 8952 Schlieren Ausbildungen, Seminare, Workshops Tanz- und Bewegungstherapieschule K. Uthman-Okafor 3014 Bern Add, modify, or delete an entry / Eintragsänderungen / Modifications des enregistrements

89. Dance Therapy
    dance therapy a moving experience. By Jennifer Lomas Gazette Writer.Imagine being unable to go outside in the winter alone for fear  
    http://www.ucalgary.ca/unicomm/Research/osteo.htm

90. Subject/Internet Guide: Dance And Movement Therapy
    back to top of page. Electronic Journals Check catalog for print journals; fora comprehensive list, search “dance therapy Periodicals” as a Subject.  
    http://med.library.drexel.edu/resources/dancether.htm
    
    Extractions: Philadelphia, PA 19102 = Restricted by license to Drexel University-networked computers, or for off-campus access to Drexel University students, faculty and staff, and MCP, Hahnemann and St. Christopher's Hospital residents. CINAHL ERIC (1966-present) Educational Resources Information Center: contains citations to education-related research and technical reports, and to journal articles.

91. Whole Foods Market : Health Info
    dance therapy. dance therapy harnesses this power of movement in a therapeuticsetting and uses it to promote personal growth, health, and wellbeing.  
    http://www.wholefoods.com/healthinfo/wholehealth/therapy_dance.html
    
    Extractions: Home Health Info Therapies : Dance Printer Friendly Version Dance therapy (also called dance/movement therapy) is the use of choreographed or improvised movement as a way of treating social, emotional, cognitive, and physical problems. Throughout the ages, people of many cultures have used dance to express powerful emotions, tell stories, treat illness, celebrate important events, and maintain communal bonds. Dance therapy harnesses this power of movement in a therapeutic setting and uses it to promote personal growth, health, and well-being. By the mid-1940s Chase was giving lectures and demonstrations, and other professional dancers soon followed her lead, using dance to help people with an array of emotional, mental, and physical problems. It was not until 1966, when the American Dance Therapy Association (ADTA) was founded, that dance therapy gained professional recognition. Today the ADTA has nearly 1,200 members in 46 states and 20 countries around the world. How does it work?

92. Dance Therapy
    NaturalHealthNotebook.com. dance therapy. Because However, few studiesexist on the use of dance therapy for prevent of illness. Studies  
    http://www.naturalhealthnotebook.com/Alternative_Medicine/Mind-Body/dance_therap
    
    Extractions: Table of Contents N atural H ealth N otebook .com Because dance is a direct expression of the mind and body, it is an intimate and powerful medium for therapy. Throughout the world, people have always danced to celebrate major events, to bond communities, to share sentiments, and to heal the sick and the alienated. The use of dance as a medical therapy in the United States be in 1942 through the pioneering efforts of Marian Chace. Psychiatrists in Washington, DC, found that their patients were deriving therapeutic benefit from attending Chace's dance classes. As a result, Chace was asked to work the back wards of St. Elizabeth's Hospital with patients who had been considered too disturbed to participate in group activities. At about the same time, Trudi Schoop, a dancer and mime, volunteered to work with patients at Camarillo State Hospital in California. A group approach for nonverbal and noncommunicative patients was needed, and dance/movement therapy (DMT) met that need. In 1956, dance therapists from across the country founded the American Dance Therapy Association, which has now grown to more than 1,100 members.12 It publishes a journal, the American Journal of Dance Therapy; fosters research monitors standards for professional practice; and develops guidelines for graduate education. It also maintains a registry for therapists: the certification registered dance therapist (D.T.R.) is granted to individuals with a master's degree and 700 hours of supervised clinical internship; the certification "Academy of Dance Therapists Registered" (A.D.T.R.) is awarded after therapists have completed 3,640 hours of supervised clinical work, which qualifies an individual to teach, supervise, and engage in private practice

93. American Journal Of Dance Therapy (2000-)
    American Journal of dance therapy (2000) http//nrs.harvard.edu/urn-3hul.eresourceamjodath Connectto American Journal of dance therapy (2000-).  
    http://lib.harvard.edu/e-resources/details/a/amjodath.html
    
    Extractions: American Journal of Dance Therapy (2000-) http://nrs.harvard.edu/urn-3:hul.eresource:amjodath Abstract: This online journal published by Kluwer Academic Publishers provides access to full text of articles from 2000. Tables of contents and abstracts may be available for earlier years. Articles are available in Acrobat portable document format (pdf) Subject: Social SciencesPsychology Restrictions: Harvard users only : Harvard ID and University PIN required. Full text: This resource has some full text available. Connect to American Journal of Dance Therapy (2000-)

94. Jahrbuch/Yearbook 1996/97 - Tanztherapie Transkulturelle Perspektiven / Dance Th
    Translate this page Jahrbuch/Yearbook 1996/97. Tanztherapie - Transkulturelle Perspektiven/ dance therapy - Cross-Cultural Perspectives. Hg./Ed. Hörmann, Karl.  
    http://www.vwb-verlag.com/Katalog/n094.html

95. TeachingArts.org : American Dance Therapy Association
    Standards Assessment. Feedback. American dance therapy Association. Quick Infofor American dance therapy Association. URL http//www.adta.org/education.html  
    http://www.teachingarts.org/resourceGallery/informational/readRecord$recnum=1412
    
    Extractions: Dance/movement therapy, a creative art therapy, is rooted in the expressive nature of dance itself. Dance is the most fundamental of the arts, involving a direct expression and experience of oneself through the body. It is a basic form of authentic communication, and as such it is an especially effective medium for therapy. Based in the belief that the body, the mind and the spirit are interconnected, dance/movement therapy is defined by the American Dance Therapy Association as "the psychotherapeutic use of movement as a process that furthers the emotional, cognitive, social and physical integration of the individual." Author/Organization: Dianne Dulicai This site is geared toward: Teachers, Administrators, Parents, Students, Artists

96. Exercise Equipment - Stretch Band And Resistance Equipment For Dance, Therapy, A
    Sretch band equipment for dance, therapy and exercise.  
    http://www.dyenamicmovement.com
    
    Extractions: CoOperBlanket Our dance, exercise, movement and physical therapy equipment is made from the highest quality stretch band fabrics to promote physical strength and flexibility, body awareness, creativity, group cooperation and team building. After playing and moving in our products you will feel more energized, alert yet calm, and deeply satisfied. Some of the many uses people have found for our products are: BodySox dance classes and performances therapeutic movement activities corporate team building party games children's play pre-school circle times Physical Education classes Special Education / Occupational Therapy camp activities rehabilitation physical therapy family / school reunions As you browse through our website and see our products, you may come up with your own unique applications! Tell a friend about these great exercise products from Dyenamic Movement!

97. Association Of Dance Movement Therapy -Home Page
    Maintains a register of qualified dance movement therapists and represents its members in all professional negotiations within Education, the NHS, and Social Services. Includes training information, a newsletter, how to become a member, and resources such as books.  
    http://www.admt.org.uk/

98. National Coalition Of Arts Therapies Associations (NCATA)
    Information on music therapy, dance/movement therapy, drama therapy, psychodrama, and poetry therapy.  
    http://www.ncata.com/
    
    Extractions: National Coalition of Creative Arts Therapies Associations The National Coalition of Creative Arts Therapies Associations (NCCATA), founded in 1979, is an alliance of professional associations dedicated to the advancement of the arts as therapeutic modalities. NCCATA represents over 8000 individual members of six creative arts therapies associations. The creative arts therapies include art therapy dance/movement therapy drama therapy music therapy ... poetry therapy , and psychodrama For over 50 years, art, dance/movement, drama, music, poetry therapists, and psychodramatists have provided meaningful therapeutic opportunities for people of all ages in a wide variety of treatment settings and schools. NCCATA Board of Representatives 2002-2003 Creative Arts Therapy Week Sunday, June 1 thru Saturday, June 7, 2003 CAT Week events will be posted here very soon! Upcoming Conferences Arts in Healing, Arts in Healthcare Conference at Penn State University,

99. ANAGENASIS Welcome Page
    Introduces a new expressive and creative arts process called Integrative Design that combines psychology, dance/movement therapy, and architecture to support selfawareness and transformational growth.  
    http://www.anagenasis.com

100. SynergyDance: Welcome
     Based on the energymedicine principles of Polarity therapy, Synergydance is barefoot, expressive dance that grows organically from the unique, alchemical process of guided inner exploration. Video, classes and professional training offered.  
     http://www.synergydance.com/
     
     Extractions: . . . add a deep and flexible system of energetic healing—Polarity Therapy—to guide the inner exploration, expressive movement and multicultural music of a typical class, and there you have it: a more meaningful journey, as much across the floor as through your life. SynergyDance classes come in an assortment of flavors, led by an ever-expanding family of diverse and dedicated teachers, but all of them consciously take Polarity’s three principles (neutral, positive, negative) and five elements (earth, water, fire, air and ether) into spirit-recharging movement. Okay, I get it. But where do I get it? Tell me about your weekly classes in D.C., Maryland, Virginia, Pennsylvania, New York, New Mexico and Dublin, Ireland Hmm. Tell me more about SynergyDance and Polarity Therapy, the energy healing system on which the movement is based. How can I participate in a workshop or professional training?

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