Dance/movement therapy with clergy in crisis: A (group) case study

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The article describes dance/movement therapy with Roman Catholic clergy in a therapeutic facility associated with a monastery in Germany. The facility offers nuns, monks, and priests in need of rest the possibility to recollect, recuperate, and reorient in a three-month spiritual and therapeutic program. Dance/movement therapy was offered as one therapeutic modality integrated into a broader concept of psychotherapeutic and bodywork. The article describes a weekend intensive with a group of eighteen participants. A single case of an abused nun is elaborated in the context of the description of the bodywork with the entire group. © American Dance Therapy Association 2008.

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Koch, S. C. (2008). Dance/movement therapy with clergy in crisis: A (group) case study. American Journal of Dance Therapy, 30(2), 71–83. https://doi.org/10.1007/s10465-008-9053-z

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