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Garcia, Maria: Forms Of Expression In Common To Movement ... This perceptive "readiness", however, depends on the general conditions of the body. We know that in adults, many of these body reflections linked to every perceptive act are usually split from conscious experience. According to Stern, the language may lead to organize experiences into discrete categories, giving priority to the perceptions from specific sensorial channels. Also, defense mechanisms need to be separated from body experiences to survive. Conflicts and repressed emotions affect the tension flow and condition non-modal perception abilities. If trainees are to become acquainted with the non-verbal context, the training should focus on: the recovery of a deep knowledge of the body; the creation of a flexible tension balance, open to tone fluctuations due to perceptive events; the strengthening of a state of consciousness that may observe and tolerate these fluctuations. The Resources of Dance Therapy The Effort-Shape System Dance Therapy has certain theoretical and methodological resources that may serve as a foundation for recovering non-verbal experience. The Laban Movement Analysis is a powerful movement-observation and training tool, adopted by most US and European Dance Therapy schools, and also by the Association I belong to, Art Therapy Italiana. Irmgard Barthenieff, Judit Kestenberg and Penny Lewis are a few of the authors who have studied in further detail the implications of the Effort-Shape System in the therapeutic field. This system was created by Rudolf Laban and is a complex model that studies qualitative patterns as well as the space organization patterns that may be detected in a way that transcends the individual movements. Even though Effort and Shape are closely intertwined, my paper will only briefly analyze the former factor, fundamental for non-modal 106
Garcia, Maria: Forms Of Expression In Common To Movement ... perception and more easily comparable to musical parameters. Laban's model develops through two levels of analysis, each of which can be a perspective from which to see different aspects of non-modal perception. 107
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Accreditation Wheeler, Barbara: WMF
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Alabama U. of Alabama School of Mus
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