Congratulations all who have completed the facilitator training in The BodyMind Approach for supporting people with medically unexplained symptoms/body distress disorder.
The next intake for this online training is 8am-11am GMT Saturdays 4 and 18 March 2023.
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People have been asking about the article 'The BodyMind Approach to support students in higher education: Relationships between student stress, medically unexplained physical symptoms and mental health' https://t.co/rHGYhYo5no
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Join us for the next Introduction to The BodyMind Approach for People Experiencing Medically Unexplained Symptoms: an online CPD training for arts therapists and psychotherapists of 4 levels. 8-11am GMT, Saturdays 13 and 17 September 2022. [email protected] for details.
Last day for the early bird discount for the University of Hertfordshire's conferences on Arts and Research July 22nd https://t.co/FT3ImMwtdm Environmental Arts Therapies, July 23rd https://t.co/GmKD00VZTq @UH_NWP@UniofHerts
Pleased to announce my article on a preliminary study on staff supporting student mental health has been published in OPEN ACCESS Education Science today: https://t.co/z6LBkee0dZ
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It was wonderful to have been invited to present an Introduction to Dance Movement Psychotherapy at the Indonesia State Universty of Jakarta, School of Education, symposium on The Creative Arts Therapies today.
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Join us for an interactive, international online 'Introduction the The BodyMind Approach for Medically Unexplained Symptoms' Sats 27 Nov & 4 Dec 8-11am GMT. [email protected]
The BodyMind Approach® to support students in higher education: Relationships between student stress, medically unexplained physical symptoms and mental health https://t.co/IfpiNPp8fg @UniofHerts
New article “Creative dance teaches all-round skills – it should be valued more in primary education”
published on The Conversation.
https://t.co/sGDdXpmnLv
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NEW FREE: Qualitative study of MUS patient views on The BodyMind Approach®: Employing embodied methods and arts practices for self-management., by Helen Payne, Susan Brooks, Frontiers in Psychology, section Health Psychology.
https://t.co/QNr0UzvOgT
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Creative dance can be viewed as experiential, embodied learning for children - “Creative Dance as Experiential Learning in State Primary Education: The Potential Benefits for Children” is now published OPEN ACCESS https://t.co/CS7PdTlSJz
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