Dance Movement Psychotherapy - MA

University of Roehampton School of Psychology

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Full time & Part time September MA 2 years full time / 3 years part time

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Creative Arts & Design Psychology Psychotherapy London United Kingdom On Campus

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This programme is designed for people who have prior dance experience and professional or volunteering experience with people in need, and would like to practise as a dance movement psychotherapist.

Dance movement psychotherapy is a relational process in which a client and therapist engage in an empathetic creative process using body movement and dance to assist the integration of emotional, cognitive, physical, social and spiritual aspects of self. We believe that focusing on the creative potential of individuals in a relationship creates a sound ethical basis for psychotherapeutic work.

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