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Welcome to the May 2021 Edition of Current Moves.

This year is flying by and as we approach the winter season we ask all our members to stay rugged up and warm and safe from Covid. Melbourne is in lockdown again and we send our best wishes to all our members in that state.

We have some interesting announcements for this edition, so enjoy the content and what is coming up.

If you would like your event in our next edition, refer the Current Moves Editions section to download the submission form. Current Moves will now be published every 2 months and you will find the schedule for launching on the form.

Our next edition: 28 July 2021

Thank you and warm regards
Donna Parker
DTAA Administrator

NEWS & EVENTS

RESEARCH FORUM: Tuesday 1 June 2021 | 6.00pm-7.15pm (Melb/Syd Time) | 8.00pm-9.15pm (NZ Time) 75 Minute Zoom

“DANCE MOVEMENT THERAPY WITH A YOUNG MALE – A CASE STUDY” PRESENTED BY: ASSOC. PROF. DIANA-LEA BARANOVICH, UNIVERSITY OF MALAYSIA

Our next Research Forum presentation introduces our DTAA online research community to Diana’s case study of her work with a 26 year old male client. The DMT with him spans a year, and assists him in developing a separate sense of self.

The primary modality used is Authentic Movement, supplemented with sand tray work and methods from the visual expressive arts.

Full Details and access to Research Forum Article available to members only.

Submitted by Sandra Lauffenburger: Announcing the Journal of Arts Therapise (JAT):

Open Access Publication Opportunity to our field

Sabine Koch has sent DTAA the following announce for the new Open Access Online Journal of Arts Therapies (JAT) for all CATs (see text & links below).

Dear worldwide colleagues,

It is our pleasure to announce the "Journal of Arts Therapies (JAT) - Journal of Art-, Music-, Dance-, Drama-, and Poetry Therapy" as a new open access online outlet for your research publications. We would like to invite your input.

Submissions to JAT may include research articles, review articles, project reports, as well as discussion papers on creative arts therapies, arts in medicine and psychotherapy, as well as arts and health (in English or German). Submissions employing the entire spectrum of methodologies in the arts therapies are welcome, from evidence-based medicine and quantitative research, through research on therapeutic factors and clinical mechanisms, observational studies, qualitative research, case studies, and arts-based research. We advocate participatory and ethically reflected research principles.

Link to Journal

Link to Author Submission Guidelines

JAT is edited by the Scientific Society for Creative Arts Therapies, Germany (WFKT e.V.). It is published on the publicly funded open access platform of the German Medical Sciences (GMS), enabling us to keep very reasonable rates (see webpage). In case of any questions, contact us at: sabine.koch@alanus.edu.

We hope that you will use JAT as a future outlet, and are happy to receive your submissions.

Best wishes, for the editorial team,
Sabine C. Koch, Thomas Ostermann and Jörg Oster

Submitted by Eileen McDonald

15th International Treatment of Personality Disorder Conference

We are pleased to announce the theme for the upcoming 15th International Treatment of Personality Disorders Conference 4-6 November 2021, to be held online and in Wollongong Australia, is "Creative Recovery". Painting, drawing, writing, poetry, film, video, drama, dance and sculpture are some of the creative arts that have provided powerful opportunities for healing, understanding and treatment. Psychotherapy at its best can create inspiration for change and renewal. We welcome proposals to present science and research, descriptions of therapies, lived experience stories and service innovations in any area of personality disorders. Please submit your proposal specifying: Title, Authors, and a 150-word abstract description of your presentation early and no later than 15 July 2021 by email to info-projectair@uow.edu.au

Submitted by Suzanne C Hastie, MA, BC-DMT, NCC, LPC

Introduction to the Kestenberg Movement Profile (30 Hours/ 30 CE Hours)

20 April 2021 to 29 June 2021

Meeting every Tuesday ONLINE via Zoom 6-8pm AEST

I am a longtime teacher of the KMP residing in the US. Since the pandemic, I've increased my course offerings on the KMP and have been delivering them via Zoom. Beginning April 20th, from 6-8pm EST, I will be offering an Introduction to the Kestenberg Movement Profile Course and wanted to reach out to the community of dance/movement therapists in Australia in case there is interest in learning about the KMP.

In this 30 hour introductory course, participants will learn the basic layout of the KMP, the movement patterns contained within it, and the developmental and psychological significance of the patterns. Through experiential activities, discussion, asynchronous assignments, and observational practice, students will come to understand the depth, wholeness, and vision the KMP has to offer therapists and educators in their work. Clinical applications will be integrated into the course.

Suzanne Hastie
Suzanne C. Hastie, MA, BC-DMT, NCC, LPC
Certified KMP Analyst & Educator
Board Certified Dance/Movement Therapist
Licensed Professional Counselor

610-417-0831
www.twinpondscenter.com
www.kestenbergmovementprofile.org

Submitted by Mary Rose Nicol

Workshop Series TANGO, SOUL AND PSYCHE HEALING TRAUMA, REIMAGINING THE FUTURE

6 June, 13 June, 4 July, 11 July 2021 — Melbourne, Australia
(online via Zoom if we are in lockdown on any of these dates)

TOWARDS A PRACTICE OF INDIVIDUATION THROUGH ARGENTINE TANGO

A special 4-week workshop series with Dr Suzanne Cremen
and Dianne Heywood-Smith of The Tangueria—Sidewalk Tango

ACA Accredited — 10 OPD hours (Australian Counselling Association)

FULL DETAILS HERE

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DTAA Annual Renewals

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