[Adta] Re: Adta Digest, Vol 16, Issue 29

Pamela Lerman pfler at nycap.rr.com
Sun Feb 11 19:00:33 EST 2007


HI all,
    Just a correction on the last note I sent- it 
was my Master's thesis that used Laban Movement 
principles to explore the Festival cycles- not my 
"Masters".
Pamela Faith Lerman, M.Ed., ADTR, LCAT, LMHC

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>    1. Re: RE: Getting the Word Out! (Ilene Serlin)
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>Message: 1
>Date: Sat, 10 Feb 2007 12:38:42 -0800
>From: Ilene Serlin <iserlin at ileneserlin.com>
>Subject: Re: [Adta] RE: Getting the Word Out!
>To: skdmt2 <skdmt2 at bellsouth.net>
>Cc: 'Wager Jody' <Jody.Wager at HCAhealthcare.com>,	'adta list serve'
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>Hi Susan,
>
>I'm very interested in this too, and facilitated a panel at an ADTA 
>conference in the 80s on spirituality. We had representatives from a 
>variety of approaches--authentic movement to Chace--with experienced 
>practitioners talking about how, from their perspectives, they 
>experienced spiritualilty in the work. I collected written 
>descriptions and planned to suggest a special edition of AJDT, but 
>never got around to it....I still have those papers....
>
>Anyone interested?
>
>Leni
>On Feb 9, 2007, at 5:42 AM, skdmt2 wrote:
>
>>  Hi Jody & Everybody
>>
>>  It looks like there is interest in another special application for 
>>  d/mt. Although you may have not been thinking clinically, I am, 
>>  because spirituality is an area that probably needs more attention 
>>  from us as a profession. For the past 6 months or so we have been 
>>  providing a large group ( whole facility) format called 
>>  ’ÄúInspiration celebration’Äù (IC) it is not religious but it is 
>>  spiritual- a minister is involved but it is patient led & driven. 
>>  There is a d/mt piece performed each week along w/ a narrative that 
>>  is read while the pts perform their ’Äòdance’Äù. It is always very 
>>  moving & I have become very involved in the support as well as 
>>  execution of the IC. I think I have mentioned it before on the  
>>  listserve.
>>
>>
>>
>>  I just wanted to acknowledge, however, that the movement piece I 
>>  facilitate  is clearly d/mt &’Äù touching the ’Äúspirit’Äù/soulful 
>>  experiences are what we do in our work. In this particular forum, 
>>  however, it is being recognized & very much appreciated.
>>
>>
>>
>>  I hope that those of you who are interested in the application of 
>>  movement into prayer/spiritual settings, also consider that there 
>>  Can also be places in clinical settings where our work can be 
>>  developed.
>>
>>
>>
>>  I am hoping that some of you with this interest WILL join together 
>>  to explore these issues & I’Äôd love to see a forum for this at   
>>  ADTA conferences.
>>
>>  Jody- thanks for initiating discussion re this. It is very exciting 
>>  to see the wonderful response you have illicited.
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>  Susan
>>
>>
>>
>>  Susan Kleinman, MA ADTR, NCCKleinman
>>
>>
>>
>>  From: adta-bounces at adta.org [mailto:adta-bounces at adta.org] On 
>>  Behalf Of Wager Jody
>>  Sent: Friday, February 09, 2007 8:01 AM
>>  To: Barbara Nordstrom-Loeb; adta list serve
>>  Subject: [Adta] RE: Getting the Word Out!
>>
>>
>>
>>  Dear Barbara, Gabrielle, Donna and others,
>  >
>>  Thank you so much for responding to my post and for providing me 
>>  with support while you share some of your own stories. I would so 
>>  much love to speak with you each about what you do and how you do 
>>  it ... and to have an opportunity to brainstorm/play together about 
>>  ways in general to introduce movement into prayer/spiritual 
>>  settings. I was wondering if we might try to get together at the 
>  > upcoming conference in NYC. Are you planning on being there? 
>>  Perhaps someone would like to spearhead a workshop on this topic. I 
>>  am already hoping to present on some other work and feel my plate 
>>  is too full to prepare for a second presentation. The deadline is 
>>  tomorrow so it would need to be a RUSH application. I know we can 
>>  continue this conversation on line, but it would be nice to have a 
>>  face-to-face/body-to-body exchange. I would be happy to organize a 
>>  get-together in Brooklyn for any intersted dmt to join us. What do 
>>  you think? I look forward to hearing from you.
>>
>>  Jody
>>
>>  -----Original Message-----
>>  From: Barbara Nordstrom-Loeb [mailto:loebx001 at umn.edu]
>>  Sent: Tuesday, February 06, 2007 2:00 PM
>>  To: Wager Jody; adta list serve
>>  Subject: Getting the Word Out!
>>
>>  Hi Jody, I have been doing this for many years at my synagogue and 
>>  in the community and it is a wonderful way to help people be in an 
>>  important relationship with their movement and bodies. I have also 
>>  worked with bringing more movement into some of the specific 
>>  prayers and experiences with in the service (and have actually been 
>>  asked to do somethings in local churches as well) I am also 
>>  involved in my own process of exploring the embodied experiences of 
>>  Jewish mystical concepts (Kabbalah) and have led some workshops at 
>>  some of our regional women's retreats combining movement, awareness 
>>  and Jewish concepts. It usually well received as well.
>>
>>  I would love to find others who are working with this and share 
>>  what we are doing and have some conversations about it....anybody 
>>  else???? Barbara
>>
>>  On Feb 6, 2007, at 7:02 AM, Wager Jody wrote:
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>  Hi all,
>>
>>  Although not a conference per se ... I would like to mention that I 
>>  have just returned from a weekend retreat with members of my 
>>  temple. It was a retreat designed to explore the many aspects of 
>>  prayer. I was invited to join as a participant and to weave in some 
>>  movement experiences ... and so I taught some Israeli folkdance 
>>  after Friday night services, facilitated some stretching and 
>>  offered a workshop on incorporating movement into our own personal 
>>  style of prayer. Regarding the workshop, I had many ideas in mind 
>>  as I entered this session, but really didn't "know" what I wanted 
>>  to present until the very moment I began moving with my fellow 
>>  explorers. In essence what unfolded was a dance/movement "therapy" 
>>  session. It was a rich and touching session that allowed each of us 
>>  to connect with ourselves and one another via the movement and the 
>>  theme of prayer ... the group also spontaneously brought in the 
>>  upcoming holiday of Tu Bishvat ... the Jewish holiday where we 
>>  celebrate trees ... and although I never thought I would do 
>>  this ... I invited us to move like a tree.
>>
>>  As an aside, I would also like to mention that I have begun 
>>  introducing movement experiences, including movement choirs, into a 
>>  monthly women's group at this same temple, in honor of the new 
>>  moon. This too has been a beautiful experience and well received by 
>>  most.
>>
>>  I just thought that I would share with you all a slightly different 
>>  way of introducing our work. Although my primary focus during these 
>>  experiences is on bringing another form of expression to these 
>>  various services, it feels good to be able to share this part of 
>>  myself with my fellow temple members as well as to spread the word 
>>  of dmt.
>>
>>  Anyone else playing with this? I would love to hear how others 
>>  might be bringing movement and/or dmt into other aspects of their 
>>  lives ... outside of the work environment.
>  >
>>  Thanks,
>>
>>  Jody (Wager)
>>
>>  Falls Church, VA
>>
>>
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