Training, Education & Workshops
Greensboro Dance & Drama Therapy
There are several exciting new workshops, and groups. Hope to see you there! New workshops coming in January 2021. Check back for dates! All will be on line due to COVID-19
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A Practical Approach to the KMP
(Non-verbal Assessment)
Saturday TBA 9 AM-5 PM
with a 1 hour working lunch (lunch not provided)
Location: 4112 Spring Garden Suite B Greensboro, NC 27404
$150 for 1 day (8 hrs),
(call for student/non CE hour rates)
The Kestenberg Movement Profile (KMP) was designed to systemize the mind body links that we all use in out daily lives and based on long term observations, single out key movement qualities and patterns which have the most psychological significance for describing, assessing and interpreting nonverbal behavior. Its structure and focus are based on the psychological profile developed by Anna Freud, with a strong emphasis on development. It's movement language is based on the Laban System of Movement Notation with modifications adaptive to it's psychological focus. The KMP's information about interpersonal psychological functioning is applicable to all age groups; some patterns may even be studied in the womb. In this workshop a "practical" approach will be presented that is designed for verbal therapists to use. This is a basic introduction to a very complex tool. Verbal therapist will leave with a beginning understanding of how to use this in their clinical work.
Experience an introduction to the KMP. Be introduced to the concepts of attuning and clashing and how this looks and feels in movement. Learn about shaping in planes, tension flow and efforts. These parts follow early childhood developmental patterns that can be seen in adulthood. Learn how to identify the patterns and make interventions to help children and adults achieve healing. Learn about the KMP rhythms and how they follow developmental frame works of Freud and Erickson. Music will be used to help participants actively experience each phase and learn how to use music to help utilize interventions and assessments in daily work. Topic area: Assessment.
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Impulse Reduction with Trauma and Addiction Work
Sunday TBA, 2019 9 AM-5 PM
with a 1 hour working lunch (lunch not provided)
Location: 4112 Spring Garden Suite B Greensboro, NC 27404
$150 for 1 day (8 hrs),
(call for student/non CE hour rates)
Experience and learn a four-part Impulse Reduction Model developed by Angela Wiley and inspired by rhythms of the Kestenberg Movement Profile. This model brings a person through four phases: invitation, excitement, grounding/centering and reflection so as to bring excitement/stimulation and then teach how to ground and gain control. By experiencing these phases with movement, music, art, or verbal/cognitive thinking, one can realize and embody the possibility of choice to ground and gain control when overly stimulated or triggered. This is especially useful in working with trauma survivors, and those struggling with impulse control and with addictions. Angela uses this model in her work with drama, movement and music. The model also has applications in art, writing, traditional talk therapy and others, which will be experienced and discussed.
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To register or if you have any questions
call Angela at: (336) 698-6723
or email at: Angela@dance-drama-therapy.com
Because Angela is involved with the Carolina chapter of the ADTA she is offering a discount to chapter members. Tell her you are a chapter member when you call/email her to register.
Discounts=$10 off for Chapter members of the ADTA Carolina chapter
=$10/wks for those taking multiple workshops where Angela is the presenter
Use the button below to make a payment with Pay Pal for therapy and workshops. Enter in the amount with any discount applied. Make sure to add a note about what wks you wish to attend. If you have any trouble using this button call Angela (336) 698-6723.
Use to also make a payment for workshops and groups
Angela Wiley, MA, LPC, LCMHC, LCMHCS, LCAS, CCS, NCC, BC-DMT, RDT/BCT, CTTS holds current certifications as a dance therapist and as a drama therapist and state license as a Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor and a Licensed Addictions Specialist. Angela specializes in working with victims of abuse, people with developmental and physical limitations, and individuals struggling with eating disorders and substance abuse. She has a private practice in Greensboro, NC
Angela Wiley-Greensboro Dance and Drama Therapy has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider; ACEP no. 6714. Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified. Angela Wiley-Greensboro Dance and Drama Therapy is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs. You can contact Angela Wiley at 5603 B West Friendly Ave #103 Greensboro, NC 27410, (336) 698-6723, angela@dance-drama-therapy.com, www.dance-drama-therapy.com.
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Learn how to communicate what is too deep, too fine for words.
Few things are more frustrating and disheartening than watching your child suffer through a mental health ailment or watching them try to overcome an addiction. Likewise undergoing these challenges yourself is also debilitating. When these unenviable circumstances occur, it’s important to get help.
Things can get better!
Call Angela.
Email:
Angela@dance-drama-therapy.com
Phone: (336) 698-6723
Mailing address:
5603 B West Friendly Ave Suite 103 Greensboro, NC 27410.
Office Hours:
By Appointment Only.
Delays and Closings follow the Guilford Co. School System.
2 hr delay = open at 10 AM.
Most urgent appointments can be accommodated within 48 hrs.
All emergencies call
911 or National Suicide Prevention Hotline at 800 273-8255.
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