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The aim of this practical workshop will be to explore the tools of movement and nonverbal communication in order to gain a deeper understanding of the expressions, qualities and preferences of individuals in the workplace. This concept of embodied attentiveness can enhance the capacity to be psychologically present in consultative and leadership roles. As part of a wider holistic perspective, it will increase the consultant’s understanding of what is being communicated in the individual and/or the group. Laban Movement Analysis, which offers a detailed vocabulary for recognizing and describing different components of movement, will be used as a framework for this experiential exploration. It will also serve as a tool to help think about the (often unconscious) emotional and psychological patterns which are encountered in any working group. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Katya Bloom, PhD, is a movement psychotherapist and author of The Embodied Self: movement and psychoanalysis (Karnac Books 2006). She has taught movement in a variety of settings in the USA and UK, including the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art since 1989. ------------------------------------------------------
This workshop will be held at the BRIGHTHELM COMMUNITY CENTRE, North Road, Brighton. Admission by ticket: £75.00 plus vat - £86.25 – to include lunch and tea and coffee Please apply for tickets by writing to - The Administrator The Centre for Emotional Development 35 Clermont Terrace, Brighton, BN1 6SJ Tel: 01273 709660 e-mail address – info@emotionaldevelopment.co.uk Cheques should be made payable to – The Centre for Emotional Development Ltd (CFED) Please enclose a stamped and addressed envelope |
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