Incorporating Movement into Mindfulness-based Therapy®
This 2-hour training provides an overview of the benefits of including movement-based interventions in psychotherapy with adults and adolescents to help clients explore and express emotions and experiences that may be difficult to verbalize.…
About this course
This 2-hour training provides an overview of the benefits of including movement-based interventions in psychotherapy with adults and adolescents to help clients explore and express emotions and experiences that may be difficult to verbalize. Participants gain practical tools for supporting clients who may be stuck in cognitive loops or over-intellectualizing emotional experiences, with special attention to somatic awareness, movement, mindfulness, and dance.
What you'll learn
Course Content7 lessons
- Video PresentationVideo
- Video Creative Play is the Antidote to StressVideo
- Video 5 Ways To Encourage Creative PlayVideo
- Video What is Expressive Art TherapyVideo
- HandoutDownload
- EvaluationEvaluation
- QuizQuiz
Your instructor
Stacia Barrett
Stacia Barrett, LCSW-S, is a therapist whose work focuses primarily on children and young adults. Her experience includes child welfare, HIV/AIDS case management, supervision, medical social work, school social work, and mental health. She has volunteered as a reentry mentor, hospice visitor, dance instructor, grant committee member, NASW SOGIE Committee member, and NASW proposal reviewer. A Tarleton State University and Baylor University alumna, Stacia is also a certified Dancing Mindfulness Facilitator and has a particular commitment to trauma work and the use of movement in healing.