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A full Expressive Arts Therapy Certificate Program in China with international faculty

Start in April 2024 with hybrid format (online + China)

 

About Program

The Inspirees Expressive Arts Therapy (EAT) certificate program is a part-time and systematic training program designed towards meeting professional association guidelines. Completion of all 3 modules of coursework and training, plus meeting all other working requirements, including those beyond the training program, leads to the eligibility for application for the REAT- Registered Expressive Arts Therapist credential through IEATA- International Expressive Arts Therapy Association. Courses are taught by internationally known faculty in the EAT field. The program is based on Inspirees‘ 15 years of experience and reputation in China, and is integrated with our other creative arts therapy programs. Inspirees is an organizational member of IEATA and also on the training program list of IEATA.

This modular program consists of Expressive Arts Therapy coursework modules 1-3 , General Training (Psychology), Internship/supervision in 1.5-2 years followed by 1,000 hrs of field work (1-2 years) required for the REAT credential.

The courses are taught in hybrid format both online and in-person (China), integrating theory and practice. Students will be offered a deep and intensive cross-cultural learning experience with opportunities for personal and professional growth in small groups, with connections to a larger professional community in creative arts and expressive arts therapy. It is highly interactive and the students are expected to be very engaged in an individual as well as group learning processes. There are qualifited teaching assistants (accredited expressive arts therapists) available to support students in the program.

Introduction seminars are provided to learn the development and international applicability of Expressive Arts Therapy with theoretical foundational concepts with experiential learning, as well as more information about this program.

Faculty

We have a distinguished international faculty to ensure a high-level quality training. They are among the founders, leaders and experts in the field of EAT.

Program Director
Prof. Vivien Speiser, Dr. Tony Yu Zhou

Faculty
Dr. Phillip Speiser, Dr. Keren Shechter, Dr. Ara Parker, Dr. Michal Lev, Dr. Yousef AlAjarma

Guest Faculty
Prof. Mitchell Kossak, Prof. Irle Goldman, Dr. Rebecca Zarate, Prof. Linda Cao (曹晓乔), Prof. Rainbow Ho (何天虹), Prof. Liwen Ma (马利文), Dr. Giselle Ruzany, Prof. Jun Hu (胡俊), Haiping Guo (郭海平),

 


Click to see EAT program faculty details

 

Program highlights  

  • Designed towards meeting professional association guidelines of IEATA
  • Taught by distinguished faculty including some of the founders of EAT and senior university faculty
  • In-depth integration of creative and expressive arts therapy forms
  • Balanced curriculum Including psychology, integrated aesthetic and creative processes
  • International faculty plus local guest teachers tailor made for the need of Chinese students
  • Group supervision + study group with support from qualified Chinese teaching assistants (expressive arts therapists)
  • Chinese textbooks and other study materials available


Download Inspirees EAT Training Program Outline

 

Basic requirements for application

University bachelor degree with at least 2 years working experience in related fields.  Applicants with a master‘s degree, with a focus in psychology, social work, education, healthcare, and arts field, are particularlly encouraged to apply.

 

Application

To inquire and apply for the Inspirees EAT Certification Program, please send an email expressing interest with resume to education@inspirees.com. An evaluation and interview is part of the process of acceptance to the program.  Space is limited and the official program will start in April 2024.

April 19, 2024, EAT first cohort in Beijing

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Laban Bartenieff Movement System (LBMS) https://www.inspirees.com/laban-movement-studies/ Thu, 01 Feb 2024 18:58:27 +0000 https://www.inspirees.com/?p=1407

 

The LBMS (Laban-Bartenieff Movement System) certification program of Inspirees Institute was held since 2016 in collaboration with the prestigious Laban/Bartenieff Institute of Movement Studies (LIMS®) in New York. This is the first LIMS Certification Program in China and Asia. We welcome the applications from the world to join this exciting international program, an invaluable opportunity to study LMA/BF and gain unique cultural experiences in China.

  • Length: 3-4 years (part time)
  • Total training hours: 520 hours
  • Application requirement: bachelor degree in psychology, art, education, management and other related field
  • Age requirement: above 24 years
  • Working experience: at least 2 years
  • Program contents: 4 modules
  • Credential: Certified Movement Analyst (CMA)
 

What is Laban Movement Analysis (LMA)?

Laban Movement Analysis is a theoretical framework and language for describing movement. The basic concepts of BodyEffortShape and Space are explored through movement experiences, observation, and theoretical discussion.  The human body moves through space dynamically, in constantly changing patterns.  Dance, sleep, sport, work, and quiet conversation: whatever the activity, our body is always moving, relating to itself, the space around us, other bodies.  We are constantly adjusting accommodating, coordinating, balancing, coping, and communicating.

We use Laban Movement Analysis (LMA) to describe how, what, where and when (and sometimes why) movement happens.  Rudolf Laban (1879- 1958) was a pioneer in movement research.  As Laban worked to develop a way to capture movement in writing, he uncovered basic principles of form, sequence, and dynamics.  These principles, and the symbols through which they are represented, make it possible to describe, analyze, and record the evanescent messages of human motion.

 

What are Bartenieff FundamentalsSM (BF)?

Bartenieff Fundamentals (BF) are movement sequences designed to educate people on how to develop total body connectivity, such as gaining efficiency of movement and strengthening core muscles that together help adapt to life transitions and connect with oneself, others and the environment. Created by Irmgard Bartenieff (1900-1981), physical therapist, pioneer in the field off dance therapy, artist, educator, and cross-culture researcher, this body approach continues to evolve through the work of Certified Movement Analysts, graduates of the Laban/Bartenieff Institute of Movement Studies, LIMS®.

The Bartenieff Method is fundamentally about learning to expand and refine human abilities, develop and improve ease and elegance in activities of daily living to reduce the effects of stress and tension, and improve posture, balance and breathing.

Using BF in innovative and precise ways, the Bartenieff Method taps both kinesthetic and emotional intelligence to address human movement and enhance the abilities and capacity for change and transformation. The approach is based in a sophisticated understanding of the way human beings evolve from developmental patterns, and organize their potentials for coping and making effective relationships in the world.

 

About Certified Movement Analysts

Certified Movement Analysts (CMA) consult on a wide variety of nonverbal research projects and coach athletes, politicians, executives, performers, and anyone interested in improving communication skills through effective movement training. The combined expertise of over 900 CMAs internationally allows us to be on the vanguard of the emerging field of Movement Studies, while providing our clients with a myriad of effective solutions.

A Certified Movement Analyst:

  • Has knowledge of Laban Movement Analysis and understands how it is applied within various fields and contexts.
  • Has been evaluated in her/his ability to physically demonstrate and verbally articulate concepts related to Body, Effort, Shape, Space, and Relationship; from both broad and specific perspectives.
  • Has demonstrated the ability to verbally articulate and physically demonstrate the basic principles of Bartenieff Fundamentals, and understands their relationship to LMA—both theoretically and practically.
  • Has the ability to apply theory in practice through research and creative work.
  • Has an understanding of her/his own movement style in a variety of contexts, including interaction.
  • Has experience observing, recording, and reading movement data using: motifs, phrase writing, coding sheets, video and live observation.

 

About LIMS

The Laban/Bartenieff Institute of Movement Studies – LIMS NYC is globally recognized as one of the top institutions in the world for the study of movement in all walks of life. We actively raise awareness of the importance of movement and movement understanding in everyday life, and also in the performing arts, sciences, business, and communications fields, providing strong theoretical and experiential materials for the in-depth study of movement.

The Institute has its origins in the early 1960s, when the Dance Notation Bureau in New York City began to offer, in addition to its work in Labanotation, courses in Effort/Shape taught by Irmgard Bartenieff, a senior member of the DNB. At the time, Bartenieff and her assistants were applying Effort/Shape in various projects in diverse areas such as psychology, physical therapy, child development, anthropology, and performing arts.

Opportunities for the application of Effort/Shape began to exceed what could be realized by the few trained notators. Bartenieff’s work and that of her assistants required more trained personnel, and they began to receive many training requests from professionals who wanted to use the work in their own fields. Consequently, in the fall of 1965 Bartenieff and her assistants Forrestine Paulay and Martha Davis, established the first Effort/Shape Training Program at the Dance Notation Bureau. Designed for professionals from the performing arts and the behavioral sciences, this intensive two-year program reflected the converging interests of many professionals.  In 1978 the Certificate Program separated from the Dance Notation Bureau and the Laban Institute of Movement Studies, now the Laban/Bartenieff Institute of Movement Studies was born. Since then, LIMS® has certified over 900 CMAs who are respected professionals all over the world. The CMA title became synonymous to excellence in Movement Analysis. LIMS® has also been a special home for its graduates as a venue to present their work in conferences, performing arts events, publications, and workshops.

Today, at LIMS®, we maintain and grow a vital and dynamic NYC institution, which comprises a school, an arts and cultural program, and a research center.

Through conferences, researches, publications, workshops, performing arts events, media appearances, and our four Certification Programs in Laban Movement Studies, we have been introducing Laban Movement Analysis, the Bartenieff Fundamentals SM, and related work to movement professionals and the general public for the past 28 years.

The recognition of LIMS work is easily proven:

  • Most higher education institutions in the US employ LIMS Certified Movement Analysts (CMAs) to develop their dance and/or movement therapy programs; many have CMAs as either Chairs or Deans of Arts’ Departments.
  • The NY Board of Education launched in 2005 the “Blue Print for Movement Education”, which is Laban based, and developed, in part, by CMAs.
  • LIMS members are frequently called to advise and curate international dance festivals/conferences, such as the recent Bratislava in Movement Contemporary Dance Festival, held in Slovakia in October 2006.
  • Many among our CMAs have been working in new and exciting fields for movement specialists, such as Business Consultancy, Corporate Communication and Animation.
  • Many fitness and sports trainers, as well as Somatic Practitioners use Bartenieff Fundamentals as their core bodywork.

The field for movement studies never ceases to expand. LIMS NYC has been expanding accordingly: maintaining the classical work of Laban and Bartenieff, while nurturing and embracing new developments and new applications of their movement theories.

To inquiry: Katee Shen 15911509565,  education@inspirees.com

Press here to download application form

 

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Dance Movement Therapy – ADTA Alternate Route https://www.inspirees.com/dance-movement-therapy/ Thu, 01 Feb 2024 16:55:38 +0000 https://www.inspirees.com/?p=1403

Inspirees Institute offers the dance therapy certificate program which is in compliance with the American Dance Therapy Association (ADTA) alternate route training guideline.  This is the only training program of its kind in China or Asia at this moment. After completion of the 3-year systematic training, our students will reach the postgraduate level in US and are eligible to apply for R-DMT credential from ADTA.  Our part-time courses take place periodically in Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou and Hong Kong and the participating students are from within and out of China.  All our courses are instructed in English by experts from abroad.

Program Overview:

  • Length: 3.5 years
  • Targeted group: applicants with master degree in psychology, art, education, management and other related field
  • Age requirement: above 24 years
  • Working experience: at least 2 years
  • Program contents: 6 parts according to the ADTA Alternate Route guideline:
    • Dance therapy: Theory and Practice
    • General training
    • Advanced psychology
    • Field work
    • Internship
    • Dance training
    • Credential: qualified graduate can apply for ADTA R-DMT credential

Press here to download application form

 

Video link: Inspirees dance therapy program in China (presented at ADTA Annual Conference, New York, 2013)

 

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Authentic Movement Training Program https://www.inspirees.com/authentic-movement/ Thu, 18 Jan 2024 04:46:44 +0000 https://www.inspirees.com/?p=2351

About Program

Over the past decades, the movement practice known as Authentic Movement has become increasingly well known. It is practiced by people at various levels of physical skill, dance, or movement training and for diverse purposes. Dance therapists use it as a mode of therapy; choreographers and other artists use it as a resource for images and movement material; some use it as a dance-movement practice valued for its kinesthetic insights; some use it as a form of movement meditation or group ritual for personal and spiritual enrichment. Many uses form of combinations of these. (Daphne Lowell)

Inspirees Authentic Movement Training Program includes facilitator training courses, retreats, seminars, expert dialogues, and thematic workshops. The target trainee groups are:

  • Practitioners who are engaged in therapy, counseling, education, coaching, etc. in the field of mind-body studies and want to enhance their professional skills and core competitiveness.
  • Practitioners who are interested in expanding their mind-body awareness and gaining more insight into self and relationships.

 

Authentic Movement Training is a practice that starts from the body’s true nature and is full of ineffable and mysterious power. Its foundational forms – the mover and the witness – may seem simple, but they contain the complex dynamics of multiple levels of self and other, seeing and being seen, movement and stillness. These two roles contain the multi-oriented work of the inner self, the moving self, and the moving witness.

What is acquired through the practice of authentic movement allows us to internally stabilize our bodies and minds in a rapidly changing world, increase our adaptability, resilience, and creativity in response to our circumstances, and reach out to the places that support us in having a better life.

Whether it is a career path or a personal growth journey, Authentic Movement is a practice that lasts a lifetime for the practitioner. The Training Network of Authentic Movement that Inspirees has built, in its various forms, is not only a program that develops qualified leaders to facilitate Authentic Movement practice groups; more importantly, it is a fertile ground for practitioners to continue to refine themselves under the auspices of experienced instructors with strong compassion and holding power; and it is an important building block for the establishment of a community of Chinese practitioners of Authentic Movement.

The facilitator training program has officially started on April 22, 2022 with online format. The modular program is taught by Marcia Plevin and Rosa Maria Govoni. Module 1 (Ground Form) consists of 40 hours plus 10 hours of supervision, totaling 50 hours. Maximum 8 students were admitted into the first cohort.

Participants who apply for this training program are required to start with a preparation module first or pass the personal interview.

 

About Authentic Movement

Authentic Movement is a contemplative embodied practice of exploring one’s self through body movement developed in the United States by Mary Stark Whitehouse (1960’s) expanded and deepened by the studies and work of Joan Chodorow and Janet Adler. Three basic threads create the weave of this practice: To Move – the mover. To be Seen – the witness, and the Relationship between them.

Origins of the practice belong to the natural need of the infant to be seen and supported with love at the moment of birth. As adults, we too have a longing to be seen to be who we are in relationship to a loving compassionate non-judgmental other. Overtime within the sacred space of the practice the mover now moving in a collective senses connection of oneself to the larger reality of unity consciousness, being connected to the whole.

Authentic Movement with its roots in dance movement therapy is used in clinical settings in psychotherapy, for training therapists, in supervision, in educational and creative venues and for spiritual growth practice.  From its beginnings in the United States, it is now taught and practiced in countries around the world.

 

Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 Part 4

Last speech: Compassion and Forgiveness (Janet Adler @WAEF 2023

Links


Instructors

 

Click to see AM instructors details


Upcoming events

 1. [Facilitator Training Program] Retreat 

  • Date: 2nd-5th November 2023
  • Place: In-person, China
  • Instructor: Marcia Plevin

 

2. [Workshop] Jung, Dreams & Body

  • Time: 11th November 2023, 8-11:30pm (EDT)
  • Place: Online, Zoom
  • Instructor: Dr. Tina Stromsted

 

3. [Workshop] Clinical Application of Authentic Movement

  • Date: 12th-14th January 2024
  • Place: In-person, China
  • Instructor: Joan Wittig

 

To inquiry: education@inspirees.com

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Creative Movement https://www.inspirees.com/creative-movement/ Sat, 06 Jan 2024 19:11:35 +0000 https://www.inspirees.com/?p=1411  

 

Inspirees Institute presents Creative Movement certified program(Garcia-Plevin Method) in partnership with The Italian Association of Creative Movement (ACM).

What is Creative Movement?

A discipline with the objective of discovering a deeper listening of the body and its potential for creative expression through improvisation.

A method for teaching Creative Movement (CM) to children, adults and senior citizens in a variety of contexts.

It offers a path for self development for individuals specifically seeking personal growth.

With creative movement, you can achieve:

• A greater consciousness of one’s body/mind self,

• A more authentic  and creative way of being, a greater sense of self-esteem,

• A better relationship with the world and with others, a major internal equilibrium and a way of managing daily stress.

Training format

• Modular format, part-time with total 328 hours of systematic training,

• 30 hours per course, 4 courses per year, completion within 2.5 years,

• Total 328 hours of systematic training including Creation and Transformation, The Body and its Connections, Didactic Seminars, Internship, Supervision and final Project,

Completion of all the modules leads to the Certified Creative Movement Professionals (CCMP) by Inspirees Institute and ACM.

To inquiry: Katee Shen 15911509565,  dmt@inspirees.com

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The Art of Embodied Organizational/Corporate Development (AEOD) https://www.inspirees.com/the-art-of-embodied-organizational-corporate-development-aeod/ Thu, 29 Jun 2023 17:37:03 +0000 https://www.inspirees.com/?p=2663

 

The Art of Embodied Organizational/Corporate Development (AEOD)

It is imperative to bring the Practice of Expressive Movement and Dance Therapy to the forefront of organizations/corporations where it has a direct impact on the overall organization’s success and its community’s wellbeing. The Art of Embodied Organizational/Corporate Development (AEOD) Program is designed precisely to do that!

This program is designed for students to learn how the practice of Expressive Movement and Dance Therapy in conjunction with the practice and science of Industrial/Organizational Psychology (workplace psychology) is applied at all levels of organizations to facilitate not only the organizations’ community wellbeing and growth but also the organization’s overall success – structural, psychological, physical, and financial success!

Focus of this training program is inclusive of application of Dance Therapy and Expressive movement at every level of the organization/corporation: mission, vision, strategy, infrastructure, work processes, work design, workflow, team structure, leadership style(s), motivational pipelines and systems, etc.

Total Training Program Hours: 200hrs

5 Modules:

  • Module 1: Exposure
  • Module 2: Immerse
  • Module 3: Deepen
  • Module 4: Integration
  • Module 5: Project & Supervision

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For who?

Corporate Coaches, Consultants, Dance Therapists, and Expressive movement Practitioners/Therapists, and Expressive Arts Therapists/Practitioners.


Program Overview

 

Module One (40hrs): Exposure

Provide introduction to relevant theories of expressive movement and dance therapy, organizational/workplace psychology. This will be followed by how these are applied at various levels and area within organizational to forward the organizations’ and its community (work-force) well-being.

Students will become familiar with key concepts of expressive movement and dance therapy such as:

  • Role of the human body and movement in organizations
  • What is embodiment
  • Embodied experience and learning
  • Body and movement sensing
  • Difference between movement, kinesthetic and somatic awareness
  • Introduction to how expressive movement and dance therapy encapsulate emotional, cognitive, and kinesthetic intelligence.
  • Role of assessments

 

Students will gain an introductory understanding of how work place psychology informed expressive movement and dance therapy fits into every level of:

  • Organizational Design
  • Organizational structure and infrastructure
  • Organizational Culture and Personal Culture
  • Structure of Power Distance (internal and external)
  • Team structure
  • Leadership Acceptability, Style(s) “fit”

 

Students will be introduced to the difference between coaching, consulting, therapy and ethical consideration. This introductory course will provide a foundation that prepares student for advanced level course work.

 

Module Two (40hrs): Immerse

This module will build further on module one. Students will get a bit deeper understanding of the field of organizational and workplace psychology and expressive movement and dance therapy theories. Students will also gain a deeper understanding of the difference between coaching, consulting, and therapy.

Students will gain deeper understanding and hand on experience with relevant expressive movement and dance therapy concepts to learn how:

  • Human body and movement fits into organizations
  • The process of embodiment is applied at different levels and areas of the organization
  • The embodied experience and learning is effectively utilized to forward organizational goals, objectives, and leadership acceptability and trust
  • Body and movement sensing is applied at different levels and areas of the organizations to create a safe space including in workflows and processes.
  • To differentiate between body language and body movement

 

In this module, students will be introduced to assessment approaches (movement, body, kinesthetic, emotional). Students will also be introduced to how expressive movement and dance therapy encapsulate emotional, cognitive, and kinesthetic intelligence.

In conjunction, students will gain a deeper understanding into the role of expressive movement and dance therapy in organizational:

  • Design and structure
  • Infrastructure
  • Leadership decision and styles
  • Power structure
  • Team structure and efficiency
  • Workflows and processes

 

Students will be learning practical “hands-on” skills on how to clearly connect at various levels of organizations and effectively apply key concepts of expressive movement and dance therapy to facilitate organizations’ community wellbeing and growth.

 

Module Three (40hrs): Deepen

This module builds on the learnings on modules one and two.

In module three, students will gain further insight into the theories of expressive movement and dance therapy and will begin to formulate their own program strategy.

Students will learn application of expressive movement and dance therapy within the frame work of organizational effectiveness/development and leadership development, consulting and coaching.

At the same time, students will learn the ethics involved in practicing as a coach, consultant, and therapist.

Students will learn how to clearly identify and connect at all levels of organizations and effectively apply key concepts of expressive movement and dance therapy to facilitate organizations’ community wellbeing and growth.

Students will further learn practical application of expressive movement and dance therapy theory/practice informed emotional, cognitive, and kinesthetic intelligence.

More specifically, how expressive movement and dance therapy is used to:

  • Create and improve work teams structure and connection with the organization and / or department mission, vision, strategy, and goals.
  • Forward, improve, change overall organizational:
    • design and structure;
    • community wellbeing; and
    • financial wellbeing.
  • Establish goal based organizational inter / intra-connections which forward:
    • empowered work;
    • creation of safe spaces; and
    • learn to leverage embodied motivation strategies.
  • Create, improve, and change leadership:
    • acceptability; and
    • contextually informed leader development.

 

Students will learn applicable communication and process flow theories and there integration with the theories and practice of expressive movement and dance therapy.

 

Module Four (40hrs): Integration

This module builds on the learning from modules one, two, and three.

In module four, students will get more hands on skills in integrating and applying theories of expressive movement and dance therapy and organizational / work place psychology.

Students will further learn how to apply theories/practice of expressive movement and dance therapy to:

  • Create customized training during challenging time of change i.e. Change Management and times of uncertainty.
  • Conduct needs analysis on current and future state of work place motivation and offer methods to bridge the gaps that improve work and organizational commitment.
  • Understand organizational power structure, decision influence, and organizational politics and there alignment with the theories and practice of expressive movement and dance therapy.

 

When applicable, students will be asked to apply what they have learned in module one-three at their place of work with supervision and guidance from the course instructor (Malini Nagpal).

We will get deeper into ethical issues of working as a coach and consultant vs. therapist:

  • How to manage therapy related issues when working as an organizational expressive movement and dance therapist.
  • The difference between being a coach, consultant, and therapist for the organization and a facilitator for the workforce community.
  • How to identify and effectively manage transference and counter-transference

 

Students will also begin to learn:

  • How to set clear goal for the project.
  • How to create a clear and concise consulting agreement.

 

Module Five (40hrs): Project & Supervision

This module builds on the learnings from modules one through four.

After successful completion of modules one through 5, students will earn a certificate of completion that represents that they are successfully prepared and ready to implement the theories and practice of “The Art of Embodied Organizational/Corporate Development.”

In module five, under the supervision of the instructor (Malini Nagpal), students will be assigned a hands-on project and/or an intensive experiential to complete.

The goal of the project is to instill independence and confidence in the students whereby they can begin to reach out to organizations/corporations to market their own programs and sessions.

Students will learn:

  • How to effective implement the integration of applicable theories and practices of expressive movement and dance therapy with the theories and practice of organizational/workplace psychology.
  • How to decipher which theory and practice is the best to apply (taking into consideration context of the organization, the workforce, culture, etc.)
  • Their own working strengths and weaknesses
  • How to create a program around their strengths
  • How to market
  • How to effectively identify their unique competitive differentiator (competitive edge)
  • How to implement program
  • How to develop measurements that effectively gauge the success of the program

 

This is a one of a kind program that places Expressive Movement and Dance Therapy at all levels of the organization/corporation – Where it belongs; in the forefront!


Course Schedule

 

Module 1: May 15 – June 18, 2022

  • Every Saturday and Sunday  mornings (Beijing Time)
  • Online (Zoom)

 

Module 2: September, 2022

  • Course format will be decided later

 

Module 3/4/5: complete in 2023

 


Tuition

Cohort 1 special price

Module 1 (40 hrs online format): 1,000 USD, early bird 600 USD (April 1, 2022). Limited seats available, register ASAP. Contact education@inspirees.com for application form.


About the Faculty

 

Primary/Principle Instructor/Trainer

 Malini Nagpal, BC-DMT, Ph.D.

  • Board Certified Dance/Movement Therapist (BC-DMT)
  • Industrial Organizational Psychologist (Ph.D.)

Since the early 90’s Dr. Nagpal has been coaching organizational and individual clients to refine their body communication to achieve more effective leadership, organizational community wellbeing, power, and professional success. As a Board Certified – Dance/Movement Therapist (BC-DMT) and with a Ph.D. in Industrial/Organizational (I/O) Psychology, Dr. Nagpal views her work in the area of body communication as a science that can create optimum levels of organizational, professional, and personal success.

Dr. Nagpal has created Aorist Speak© approach and training materials to train actors, attorney groups, sales/marketing teams, health care professionals, senior leaders / teams, and organizations in various industries to achieve success through more effective communication. Aorist Speak© is an approach whereby the practice and science of Industrial/Organizational (workplace) and social psychology informed practice of ‘Organizational Dance Therapy’ is offered and implemented at all levels of organizations to facilitate the organizations’ community wellbeing and growth.

Dr. Nagpal’s work has been presented at international conferences such as, Society of Industrial/Organizational Psychology (SIOP), Association for Psychological Sciences (APS), Creative Movement Therapy Association of India (CMTAI), at various universities (LMU, UCLA, UC Berkeley, etc.), and much more.

 

Guest Lecturers:

  Karen Bradley, CMA, President, Laban/Bartenieff Institute of Movement Studies (LIMS)

   Joan Wittig, BC-DMT, Professor, Pratt Institute; Inspirees DMT Program Director

Andrea Schlaerth, PhD, Clinical Assistant Professor, Loyola Marymount University, USA

 

Other Social Psychologists, Corporate coaches (details coming soon)

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Dance for PD® https://www.inspirees.com/dance-for-pd/ Tue, 16 May 2023 18:16:16 +0000 https://www.inspirees.com/?p=1415

Certification Program Dance for Parkinson’s DiseaseDfPD®

Art Education and health management

In collaboration with Mark Morris Dance Group

In 2017, Inspirees Institute in collaboration with the prestigious Mark Morris Dance Group (hereinafter referred to as MMDG), come to a cooperative agreement to facilitate the growth of Dance for Parkinson’s Disease program in China and empower people with Parkinson’s Disease to explore movement and music in ways that are stimulating and creative. For the rehabilitation and health management of Parkinson’s, Certification Program Dance for Parkinson’s Disease(DfPD®)is built to serve this purpose. Zhongshan Hospital (Shanghai) is the first practice base for DfPD® program in China, and now after three professional trainings led by David Levental and Erica Rose, the practice base in China have built up both in Zhongshan Hospital (Shanghai) and Peking Union Medical College Hospital (Beijing).

CERTIFICATION Mark Morris Dance Group(MMDG)
TITLE Dance for Parkinson’s Teacher
DURATION 127 hours
QULIFICATION Undergraduate
SUBJECT Dancer, Clinical care giver
APPLICATION Rehabilitation and health management of Parkinson’s
ENVIRONMENT Hospital, Community, Family
CLINICAL Yes
PRACTICAL Powerful
CURRENT DOMESTIC PARTNERS Zhongshan Hospital (Shanghai), Peking Union Medical College Hospital (Beijing),Yuquan Hospital(Beijing), Opera(Nanjing)

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