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    The Use of Dance Movement Psychotherapy in Trauma Intervention

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    Jody Cumberbatch Lewis Capstone (345.5Kb)
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    2021-06-07
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    Cumberbatch Lewis, Jody
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    This literature review explores the intentional use of movement in psychotherapy and trauma intervention. Several questions led to this research: How can movement be integrated pragmatically and seamlessly into the psychotherapeutic process? When is the use of movement in psychotherapy most beneficial to the client? What differentiates a movement-orientated therapist and a psychotherapist who uses movement techniques? Finally, what is the relationship between movement and more traditional talk-based psychotherapies? Following the review, I attempt to answer these questions. Inspired by the uses of DMT in trauma intervention, I suggest an approach for a single session movement/talk therapy hybrid.
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