Mind-Body

Countertransference & Therapeutic Presence: The Mirror Neuron Dance
In this seminar participants will explore the core theories and methods fundamental to movement psychotherapy. Read more>

Internal Family Systems: Discovering the Movement Expression of Parts
In this seminar we will explore how, as therapists, we stay in Self; how to recognize the distinctive movement behaviors of various parts; and how to use movement in the process of understanding and integrating parts into Self. Read more>

Qigong Movement, Mediation and Massage: Healing Trauma through Mind body Integration – Level II
In this workshop, we will process how trauma is stored on the body, and how mind-body methods can assist clients in releasing and resolving their stored pain. Read More>

Relationship and Attachment: Exploring the Nonverbal Dialogue
In this seminar, participants will improvise creative, effective interventions to enhance relationship and repair attachment using kinesthetic empathy, attunement, symbolic movement, reciprocity, mirroring, and energy exchange. Read more>

The Social Atom: Using Psychodrama to Explore Interpersonal Relationships – Level II
The Social Atom is a relational map, which can either be done on paper in art form or in action, where a person is asked to create a “living” diagram of persons to whom s/he has important relationships.
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Using Dance/Movement to Enhance Attachment and Healthy Embodiment in Trauma Survivors – Level II
The tools of dance/movement therapy can be especially useful when working with trauma survivors because they unify the body AND creativity as healing resources when words are not enough. Read More>

Using Psychodramatic Techniques to Work with Sexually Abused Children and Adolescents
Psychodrama is a form of psychotherapy that utilizes dramatic action to create a safe, supportive setting in which to practice new and more effective roles and behaviors. Read More>

Using Visualization, Focusing, and Guided Imagery for the Management of Anxiety, Depression and Flashbacks – Level II
Oftentimes, clinicians and clients can feel “stuck” in their work together. Frustration ensues when material feels inaccessible or too frightening for clients to talk about in treatment. Read More>

Using Yoga for Affect Regulation and Self-Care – Level II
It is well-known that yoga can improve mood, reduce anxiety and engender an overall experience of emotional renewal, balance, and clarity of thought. Read More>