Nana Koch, a dance therapist for almost 50 years, shares her guiding principles of dance therapy and how she continues to embrace joy, positivity, and energy through all her working years. Nana Koch, Ed.D, BC-DMT, LCAT, NCC, LPC, CMA is a board certified dance movement therapist, licensed creative arts therapist and educator. She studied with […]
Join the conversation with Dr. Kim D’Eramo about mind/body healing… -Why YOUR BODY is the greatest key to your clients emotional and physical shifts -How to ALIGN within to create what you want in your practice or business -How to feel better at the end of the day than you did going in! Dr. […]
Do you want to run a creative arts therapy in-service and educate your co-workers about what it is that you really do? You want to try to get some understanding about what it is that you do, but they have no interest in exploring dance therapy, art therapy, music therapy, etc? You pretty much […]
Christina Devereaux has over 20 years of stories to share as a dance/movement therapist and DMT supervisor. In this episode, you’ll hear “front lines” in the field and the most valuable advice she gives to dance/movement therapy students and supervisees… now shared with all of you! Christina Devereaux, PhD, LCAT, LMHC, BC-DMT, NCC is an […]
Want to fall in love with yourself through dance & movement? Come to my free webinar on July 24! I’ll help you solve your biggest barrier to moving with ease and show you how a deeper connection with your body significantly improves the flow of your life. We’ll even do a few movement-based activities so […]
Orit Krug gives her best tips about how to start a group session, class or workshop. She talks about laying the groundwork for creating a safe space so that your session can progress with as much depth and flow as possible. Some topics include the best way to greet your clients and what to do […]
My least favorite part about running groups with children and teenagers is setting rules. I actually like to call them guidelines. The word rules is so overused in treatment and school settings, I figure they might be more inclined to listen if I call them something different. Call them what I want, they’re still rules, […]
