Offering from the Conscious Body: The Discipline of Authentic Movement

By J. Adler. 2002

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• Embodied Enactive Dance/Movement Therapy (2011, methodology): “The concepts of to move and to be moved, clearly described in the phenomenology of SheetsJohnstone (1999) and in the authentic movement approach by Adler (2002), teach us that we humans have the capability to make decisions and that we are moved either by inner forces or environmental, external…”
• Therapeutic attunement: A transpersonal view of expressive arts therapy (2009, background): “The term “embodied” can also be traced in psychology to Wilhelm Reich (Reich & Carfagno, 1980), Alexander Lowen (1994), John Pierrokas (1990), Stanislav Grof (1976), Ron Kurtz (1976), Stanley Keleman (1981), and body movement therapists Mary Starks Whitehouse (1995), Joan Chodorow (1997), and Janet ”