Movement Analysis, method Cary Rick

 

Movement Analysis, method Cary Rick, is a depth psychological oriented Movement Therapy, which enables to experience the connection between body, mind and psyche.

We are embodying through movement. When we move, we act in life and at the same time we relate to each other and to our environment.

Cary Rick, solo performer and actor, born in Chicago, after leaving theatre and working as educational director of a Dancetherapy School in Germany evaluating diverse techniques of Dance Therapy critically, founded first the Association of Dance Therapy/ Movement Analysis, method Cary Rick in Austria, Switzerland and Germany and after in 1994, when he definitively left other theories of dance therapy he founded  the Institute for Movement Analysis in Switzerland. The Institute was recognized internationally as a Training and Research Institute by the American Dance and Movement Therapy Association ADTA.

 

In movement analytic theory, MOVEMENT IS not understood simbolically or as behaviour, but as ACTION in intersubjective experience.

 

In case of disease, you can notice a crystallization of movement options, different movement impulses fight against each other.

During a movement analytic session we get the possibility to feel and get conscious of the specific embodiment conflict and so the process of solving it can be initiated.
A movement analytic therapy process helps you to become conscious of your own movements and the conected emotions - movements are your actions - and the understanding of your movements/actions in the contexts of your relationships.

To become conscious and fully aware of your own movements in intersubjective experience, means, to strenghten your existencial resources, to dissolve your conflicts of embodiment and to improve the relationship with yourself and with others.

 

General application

  •   in psiquiatric clinics and private practice

                - post-traumatic stress disorders PTSD              

                - eating disorders

                - depressive disorders (bipolarity, burnout)                

                - all kinds of psychosomatic illnesses 

                - addictions and others..

  • in rehabilitation
  • as prevention
  • in the artistic field
  • in management (coaching)
  • in the educational field

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