Philosophy and methods of individual work
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TextWashington, D.C. Reprinted from Dance Therapy: focus on Dance VII, 1974. Copyright by the American Association for Health, Physical Education, and Recreation, National Education Association. c1974Description: 18p.; bibliog. notesContent type: - text
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Introduction. Individual vs. group sessions. The first approach: structuring. The second approach: authentic response. The two approaches. Summary
'The foundation of individual work in dance therapy is a one-to-one relationship growing in an ambiiance of trust. Such a base is common to many therapeutic experiences and is in no way unique to dance therapy. It is critical, however, as little growth can happen without it.'
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