In(the)Out - Reflections in Movement: A Synthesis of the Dance Therapy Experience

Making the Most of Your Whole Self: Being an Embodied Therapist

By Susan Kleinman, MA, ADTR, NCC

About Exisdance

Exisdance is what happened when existence and dance interlace together. When every dance we dance is a reflection of our lives. And when we can look upon every event in our live as a dance we dance with our enviroment and with our lives.
Exisdance is a dance therapeutic practice which offers individual sessions, trainings and workshops oriented on personal development and therapy, based on principles and methods of dance movement therapy and expressive arts therapy.

Julia Morozova, the owner of Exisdance:
Having originally trained as a medical doctor, I worked for several years in obstetrics, and at the same time became interested in psychology and psychotherapy. From my youth, dance was my passion and I have long believed that dance can have healing power. From the moment I learned about Dance Movement Therapy , I knew that it was exactly what I wanted to do: a profession where my love of science, dance, art and my interest in helping people could come together. I trained as Dance Movement Therapist in Moscow in 2002. Soon afterwards, I moved to the Netherlands and worked as a dance therapist in clinical settings as well as in private practice . Now I am working in private practice, both individually and with groups. I travel a lot, teaching in Russia, Ukraine, Germany and other countries. Since 2010, I have organized and facilitated travel-journeys – events where intensive DMT work is combined with a journey to inspiring, powerful places. Each journey gives me (and I hope the participants) new discoveries, about myself and the world, as well as new energy and inspiration, deeper understanding and joy.

My contacts:
phone: +31641884189
mail: info@exisdance.org

Exisdance
praktijk voor Dans- en Bewegingstherapie
KVK nummer 64319709
AGB-code 90060709

Wednesday, January 11, 2012

Two articles on Dance Movement Therapy

Making the Most of Your Whole Self: Being an Embodied Therapist

By Susan Kleinman, MA, ADTR, NCC

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