此時此刻：治療中的存在、連結、與轉化-精神動力取向遇見表達性藝術治療 (Working in the Here-and-Now: existence, connection,and transition)

此時此刻：治療中的存在、連結、與轉化

精神動力取向遇見表達性藝術治療

表達性藝術治療使用不同藝術元素作為治療工具，其中包含音樂、戲劇、舞蹈、藝術等。可運用的族群不局限於口語能力，從極重度身心障礙者到一般大眾皆可藉由表達性藝術治療促進心理健康。年齡層也可從幼兒到老年人，也適用於想要自我成長與開發的一般大眾。精神動力分析取向的心理治療傳承於古典精神分析學派，透過移情、反移情以及人我關係與個案工作。而精神動力分析取向的心理治療如何可以結合表達性藝術治療工作，將會是本講座的主軸之一。

這次的講座暨工作坊，特別邀請到英國資深音樂治療師及精神分析取向心理治療師 Eleanor Richards來台學術交流，Eleanor Richards 將分享25年的臨床經驗。

活動簡介
此活動共有兩大部分：互動式講座(110人左右) 和專題工作坊(20人左右)，希望藉由此兩種模式帶領參與者由淺入深的理解、討論、及應用。 第一部分的互動式講座，將會以表達性藝術治療中的精神動力取向思維的講座來開啟，以一個綜觀性的角度讓參與者對表達性藝術治療和精神動力取向心理治療之間的密切連結和應用，當中將會運用音樂治療及心理治療作切入點。再來，將會針對台灣心理衛生界專業人員而設計的特定文化議題來進行深度研討，發展於西方國家的治療概念之於在華人文化為主的台灣，我們正在面對什麼樣的挑戰及火花而我們又該將如何轉化它。

第二部分的工作坊，首先會以表達性藝術治療支持性團體的模式帶入，讓參與者可以暫時放下理論和技巧，切身地進入支持團體去感受身為一分子的動力，並提供從事心理衛生工作的專業人員將治療中的議題在團體裡帶出的機會，並藉由表達性藝術治療的方式來進行討論。最後，我們將把角度拉回實際的臨床工作中，一同探索如何運用多元藝術媒介來促進治療中的進展，其中的媒介包含音樂、戲劇和藝術。期望完成上述講座與工作坊的參與者，不僅可以廣度的認識到表達性藝術治療的知識及技能，也可以深度的體驗到實際的操作方法，及跨領域合作與應用。

活動內容、時間與地點

學員對象、費用及報名方式

學員對象：(1) 心理衛生健康從業人員 (2)表達性藝術治療師 (3)特教老師、社工及其他助人者 (4) 對於心理衛生健康有興趣的人

學員人數: 講座上限為 110 人，工作坊上限為 20 人

活動費用: 

講座 1200元/場  ( 早鳥 1000元 )

工作坊 3000元/場  ( 早鳥2800元 )

早鳥截至日：7/15

匯款帳號:

郵局代號700 

帳號:02810150482431 

戶名：張綺妍

主辦單位聯絡方式：adagio.dmtstudio@gmail.com

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Working in the Here-and- Now: existence, connection,and transition
psychodynamic thinking in the arts therapies

Being a therapist is not an easy task, we need to be true to our own feelings and thoughts, and to be authentic to every challenge.    

In our daily work, how could we work in the here-and-now and making not only the full use of our knowledge and skills but our nature as a human being? How could we unfold the therapeutic journey with our clients and find the beauty of being existed, connected and in transit?

Let us  find out the beauty of being on therapeutic journey with Eleanor Richards!

Eleanor Richards

Senior psychoanalytic psychotherapist  and music therapist with 25 clinical work experience. Well-known supervisor in mental health professionals crossing different cultures and countries. Senior lecturer in MA music therapy at Anglia Ruskin University, Cambridge, for the past 15 years. Also a visiting lecturer in Netherland and India.  

Specialized in psychodynamic orientation, group therapy, therapist training/supervision, multidisciplinary cooperation, cultural  and spiritual issues.

She is co-editor and contributing author of several books, including Music therapy and group work (2002), Supervision of music therapy (2008) and Collaboration and assistance in music therapy practice (2016) and co-author of Group music therapy: a group analytic approach (2014). She has published widely and contributed to a range of international conferences.

Her current doctoral research investigates the place and influence of spiritual practice (primarily in the Zen Buddhist tradition) in the lives of therapists.

TALKS

9 Aug 2018 | 1830-2130

The man who does not speak: psycho-dynamic thinking in the arts therapies

When our clients lose the ability to express themselves, how a therapist find ways to connect with them in therapy room? Psychological therapies are widely practised throughout the world and, of course, they take different forms in different places. Wherever we are, however, we naturally find ourselves wanting to ease the pain of mental distress in others and to help them live more fully.  

In this session we will explore some examples of clinical work in music therapy and psychotherapy which incorporate something of the creative spirit of the arts. We will use video and audio material to illustrate some of this.

10 Aug 2018 | 1830-2130

Next steps in the arts therapies: where east meets west

While the concept of psychological therapies introducing from the west to the east, how could we adapt the cultural impact and integrate the essence from both sides into our own practice.   

How we practice, and how our patients may find it useful, is closely linked to our own experience, and how that may or may not ‘fit’ with what we are taught in training, especially if that training takes place in another country. Here we will discuss different approaches to therapies, both with individuals and with groups, and share what we have found valuable in our own practice.

WORKSHOPS *20 Seats only for each

11 Aug 2018 | 0930-1230

Arts therapy support group for health care professionals

In this interactive group we will share our experiences of working in health care and think about the ways in which we find our work challenging.  It is quite ordinary to find our work difficult sometimes; when we do, we need to consider what support and help we need to enable us to offer all that we can to our patients. In psychological health services, there is a particular risk of burnout if we do not attend to our own feelings with care and curiosity.

We will discuss the nature and value of clinical supervision as a resource to help us in our continuing thinking and a means to sustain our capacity for imagination and intuition.

11 Aug 2018 | 1400-1700 (Full booked)
How to use different arts materials to facilitate the progress of the therapy

In this session we will think about creativity, and especially about improvisation.  All therapy involves dialogue of some kind between patient(s) and therapist; as therapists, we are best equipped to respond intuitively and flexibly to our patients if we can allow ourselves imaginative freedom.

In very practical ways we will explore together using music,drama and arts materials as a means of interacting and end experimenting with new kinds of communication.

Course Fee (Early Birds Fee by July 15)
Talks 1200NTD/per (EarlyBirds 1000NTD | two together 2000 NTD)