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The non-profit Center for Mindful Body Awareness offers trainings to therapists who want to learn how to teach clients fundamental strategies to access and sustain mindful interoceptive attention to enhance client embodiment, self-awareness, and emotion regulation. Based on strategies from evidence-based approach Mindful Awareness in Body-oriented Therapy (MABT), this training is focused on fundamental skills that develop and increase client capacity for interoceptive awareness. The MABT approach is particularly helpful for clients who are disconnected from their bodies due to high stress or patterns of experiential avoidance, chronic pain, or trauma. The Liberated Body podcast interview is a great way to learn about the MABT approach and research.
The next professional training is September 12-18, 2021 at the Whidbey Institute in WA State. Two educational scholarships are available to therapists working in community settings with underserved populations; applications will be accepted until July 18th.
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We are grateful for the life and legacy of Anna Halprin, founder of the Tamalpa Institute - An Official USABP Independent Body-Centered Training Institute Member - Level 1.
Few dance artists have been as influential as Anna Halprin. She has been credited to have redefined dance as a tool for healing (NPR). In 1978 she began offering the first movement-based expressive arts therapy training and art-based, somatic movement therapy training program in the field. The Institute continues to be a center for research, collaboration, workshops, training programs, and performance. You'll find their events listed in our events calendar. In Remembrance there will be a special online event: Honoring Anna Halprin: Halprin Work and Legacy ~ with Janice Ross Friday, August 20, 10-11AM PDT |
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