Creative Bodies in Therapy, Performance and Community (eBook, PDF)

Research and Practice that Brings us Home
Redaktion: Frizell, Caroline; Rova, Marina

• Format: PDF

Produktbeschreibung

Creative Bodies in Therapy, Performance and Community champions several diverse and innovative approaches in the professional engagement with the creative body as a catalyst for change in therapy, education, somatics, and performance.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Taylor & Francis
• Seitenzahl: 220
• Erscheinungstermin: 27. Dezember 2022
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781000801637
• Artikelnr.: 66653178

Autorenporträt

Caroline Frizell, PhD, is senior lecturer and researcher at Goldsmiths, University of London, as well as therapist and supervisor working indoors and out. She is committed to posthuman, eco-feminist perspectives, working at the intersections of Dance Movement Psychotherapy, ecopsychotherapy and critical disability studies. Marina Rova, PhD, is programme convenor, lecturer and researcher at Goldsmiths, University of London and co-founder of Arts Minded CIC. Her work is nourished by embodied and relational approaches to knowing and being-in-the-world and led by a curiosity about the developmental, existential and socio-political contexts that shape our narratives.

Inhaltsangabe

Table of contents

• List of Figures



• Acknowledgements



• List of contributors



• Foreword: Dr Jill Westwood

Chapter 1

Arriving, becoming and arriving again

Caroline Frizell and Marina Rova

Chapter 2

Check- in, please! Exploring movement check-ins as a tool for embodied psychotherapeutic practice

Heidrun Panhofer

Chapter 3

Arts-based research and self-reflexive autobiographical performance

Ditty Dokter

Chapter 4

Kinaesthetic entanglements and creative immersion in embodied performance

Marina Rova

Chapter 5

The cat, the foal and other meetings that make a difference: Posthuman research that re-animates our responsiveness to knowing and becoming

Caroline Frizell

Chapter 6



Offerings tells the stories of our lives in movement

Sarah Black-Frizell and Angela Pierre Louis

Chapter 7

Lives transformed through dance: The art of dance as a catalyst for personal transformation

Ellen Steinmüller

Chapter 8

Breath, belly and back: Dropping into body as ground

Paul Beaumont

Chapter 9

'Is that yoga or are you just making it up?'

Helen Poynor

Chapter 10

Being seen and seeing self: Explorations in the creative process in performance and therapy

Claire Burrell

Chapter 11

Finding my way home: An embodied journey to building an inclusive dance community

Juliet Diener

Chapter 12

Dancing in the kitchen: Using creativity and embodiment to promote a decolonising approach to psychotherapy

Archana Ballal

Chapter 13

Sing your way home: Designing a creative group intervention in the women's prison as a Dance Movement Therapist in Singapore

Agnes Law

Chapter 14

Borderlands: Exploring creativity as a practice of liminality in the arts therapies

Marina Rova and Marrianne Behm

Chapter 15

Indominus Rex; developing mentalisation with offenders through externalisation and creativity in a Dance Movement Psychotherapy Group

Dawn Batcup

Chapter 16

Dancing with Stephen: Reconnecting with the body in a search for closure

Goretti Barjacoba-Souto

Chapter 17

The matriarch and the mollusc and all things in between

Caroline Frizell and Helen Poynor

Chapter 18

Happening upon a cobweb

Caroline Frizell and Marina Rova

Index

Rezensionen

'Frizell and Rova's book is fizzing with ideas, thoughts and bodies of all kinds that continually touch, move and morph into new assemblages. The book is unsettling - in the best sense of the word: questioning, probing and deconstructing established binaries and norms, and in the process revealing new vistas of humanity's capacity for compassion, connection and depth. Reading this book was a stirring experience for me, not dissimilar to that of reading David Abram's Spell of the Sensuous, which is high praise indeed.' - Dr Farhad Dalal, psychotherapist, group analyst and author, UK



'Caroline Frizell and Marina Rove have brought together an inspiring collection of voices that weave a picture of contemporary embodied research and practice as creatively, politically, critically and evocatively alive and kicking. As co-editors, authors and co-authors of chapters, they bring a spirit of spontaneity, inclusiveness, warmth and humour to a complex and rigorous intersectional enquiry. The book spans a range of research, theoretical and practical approaches to creative, movement, dance and community psychotherapy, its contributors representing and working with a truly diverse set of people and contexts. This anthology walks its talk or rather dances it....as the construction of the book, its layers, and the dialogue within and between each chapter, shimmer and resonate. Each chapter takes us through steps of embodied knowing towards transformation that goes beyond the personal and into wider social change.' - Roz Carroll, psychotherapist, trainer and author, UK



'Self-reflective, experimental and full of warmth, this collaborative book is a welcome example of creative non-fiction that deepens the project of integrating the embodied and the relational.' - Jane Ryan, Founder and Creative Director of Confer, UK