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Who I Am
I
grew up in South Africa then graduated from the Royal Ballet and London
Contemporary Dance Schools. My dance career spans classical, contemporary,
musicals, pop videos, ethnic dance, improvisation. Recent work as a choreographer
includes the feature film Wondrous Oblivion, by Oscar-nominated director
Paul Morrison, with dance scenes set to the rockin’ Ska music of
the late 50’s/early 60’s.
After completing the post-graduate course in
Humanistic Psychotherapy at Spectrum I instigated their Applied Psychotherapy
qualification. I combine this training with my experience as a dancer
and choreographer to provide consultancy and staff development.
Movement
at Work is the approach I use to transpose the theatrical model
of creativity and performance to issues in the business, public and charitable
sectors. This programme provides pragmatic problem-solving and growth
for individuals, groups and organisations using awareness of physicality
and movement. For over ten years I have also gained valuable experience
during ongoing working visits to South Africa, using movement to transcend
barriers of language, ethnicity and cultural diversity.
I create programmes to suit needs,
culture, contexts and abilities
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