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An Introduction |
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WHAT A SESSION
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Explore: Here we focus on the theme that arises from the warm up. At first, I will guide you or suggest various ways to do this. We may approach an issue in stillness. You might visualize or draw an image by focusing on a sensation, feeling or body part. You may translate a theme directly into movement which could take a subtle or dramatic form. Improvisation and role-playing (using creative movement, sounds, dance and dialogue) are major elements throughout the explorations. Personal material can be worked with from a concrete or metaphorical level. Over time you will become more confident in following your own intuition and creative expression. |
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Integrate: This time is for clarifying and solidifying the significant elements from the session. You may integrate what you experienced through drawing, writing or speaking. You might expand upon a desired quality from the exploration (such as assertion or playfulness) by finding ways to move it in your body. Here we often find something concrete for you to practice throughout your week. |
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WORKING WITH
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of My Work I work with adult individuals and couples in my private practice in Emeryville, California. I usually see individual clients as a primary therapist. I can do adjunct therapy if you already have an individual therapist, but want to address a particular issue with expressive or movement-oriented work. I can support you in resolving specific short-term issues or in ongoing therapeutic work. My sessions are usually 50 or 80 minutes long. I also facilitate short and long term dance/movement therapy groups and workshops. Please call if you have any questions or would like a brief phone consultation free of charge: 510 466-5114. |
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Copyright
2010 by Ariana Candell, MFT, DTR |