Moving into our bodies via rhythm invites release, sequence and integration of psychological material. It also invites connection to what exists both outside and inside of ourselves. Before dance/movement therapists can invite clients into experiencing their bodies through movement and rhythm, the first step is being able to name and acknowledge the sociocultural differences that live in our bodies. In this workshop we will explore how dance/ movement therapists can begin to embody sociocultural differences within the use of rhythm and movement in order for us to move towards a more inclusive and supportive professional field. 

Rachael Collins, MA, LPC, ACS, BC-DMT

Tajah Schall, LPC, R-DMT