Classes & Workshops
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MOVING THE SELF FROM WITHIN, a performance as therapy group
A FEW SPOTS OPEN!
Seeking individuals who are curious about the use of movement expression as a tool for self-exploration, healing and growth. By telling your story through movement in a therapeutic setting, participants can unblock emotional barriers, strengthen intuition, expand inner wisdom, increase confidence, unlock new visions, deepen self-love, access community support for life-changing events and discover new ways of navigating through life’s challenges.
In this dance/movement therapy group, we will seek to unlock the healing power of movement and use the sacred space of performance as a medium through which to undertake our own, unique journey of transformation. Experience a therapeutic journey of the self through movement by harnessing the intuitive and innate story within while building a sense of community with fellow movers.
- Thursdays, 7-8pm (February – June)
- Hybrid virtual & in-person (Chelsea, Manhattan, ADA accessible)
- No dance or performance experience necessary
- Welcome to people 18 years of age and older with and without disabilities
- $30/session
Movers will journey through a collaborative and creative process, using movement exploration both guided and improvisational. Movers will create a dance developed from unearthed themes, images, and expressions that arise within the group therapy process. In a supportive environment, this therapy group will culminate with a mover/witness experience by performing the dance for a curated audience developed for the group by the group.
Unearth your story, discover, connect.
For more information and to join, please contact:
Lisa Clementi, MS, R-DMT, LCAT, Board Eligible
Lisamclementi@gmail.com
929-274-3877
Photo (top of page) by Amanda Lascon