Continuing Education
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Authentic Movement is a form of dance/movement therapy: a meditation in movement, a dialogue between mover and witness, a relationship formed within the intrapsychic and interpersonal space, and a bridge between the conscious and the unconscious built on the wisdom of body/mind/spirit. In this introductory course, participants will learn an embodied practice of awareness, focus, attention, and expression which will enhance their capacity to see, hear, understand and support clients. Please Note: There is a $5 in-class materials fee. This class can be taken as a stand-alone course or as part of our Expressive Arts certificate program. For information about our Expressive Arts certificate, click here. Instructor Biography Sandy Dibbell-Hope, PhD, DTR, is a licensed psychologist and registered dance therapist with a private practice in the East Bay since 1986, where she integrates verbal and expressive arts therapy in her work with individuals, couples and families. She is adjunct faculty at California Institute of Integral Studies, JFK University, and Alliant International University; a supervisor and teacher at West Coast Children’s Clinic; and teacher-in-training in the Ridhwan school of AH Almaas. |
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