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[Staff Privilege] Sharing Dance with your Child - Introduction
13 Mar 2010 - 2:00pm
13 Mar 2010 - 2:50pm
“To share
the time & space,
together
together
in
a Dance
with my child”
with my child”
~ Elizabeth Rutten-Ng
Come & share this moment of time and space in a dance with your child!
Explore the creativity, fun, playfulness in creating a dance together as one!
Who will attend: Mummy and/or Daddy with children age 3 to 5 year old
Date: 13 March 2010
Time: 2.00 pm - 2.50 pm
Venue: Baby Breeze (Novena, Square 2), #03-85/86/87
Number of participants: 3 (min) to 6 (max) x 2
Attire: Comfortable sport attire without shoes
Contribution: Single session - $50 (Introduction), extra charge of both parents joining, $25.
[MOE Staff qualify for 10% discount. Please bring Civil Service Card with MOE logo for identification]
You can email to dancetherapy.kmp@gmail.com for registration form (attached) and details of payment.
Register by 5 March 2010.
First come first serve basis. Please bring a notebook with you.
Portfolio of trainer:
Elizabeth Rutten-Ng is a trained and qualified dance/movement therapist and a NVDAT member in the Netherlands. Her training specialises working with all population; and is trained in Laban movement analysis, Bartenieff Fundamentals, authentic movement and first phase of Kestenberg Movement Profile and Movement Psychodiagnostic Inventory. She has done field work with a wide range of populations and has worked with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder patients in her internships. She is also trained in stop technique approach with the drama therapist. She has assisted a dance therapist in a research paper based on movement observation and did movement observation on mothers and babies using The Emotional Availability Scales and Kestenberg in her fieldwork. Currently, she is studying Kestenberg Movement Profile. She was a primary school teacher, also trained in drama and movement and has taught drama and movement to children. She has also been a leader in the dance ministry and was actively involved in projects in churches, retreats with cancer survivors and facilitating therapy sessions with the elderly dementia nuns in Singapore.
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