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IN FEBRUARY!

*FREE EVENT*

INTRODUCTION TO
EMPOWERMENT THROUGH MOVEMENT:
A THERAPY GROUP FOR WOMEN

Open to any woman interested. Therapists Grace Valentine, MA, BC-DMT, DTRL, LPC and Robyn Lending Halsten, MA, BC-DMT, DTRL will introduce the format and some examples of experiential activities of this body-based therapy group for women. Call to RSVP your attendance to this introductory session. Attending does not require registration for the 10-week group.

Where: Hancock Center
When: Wednesday, February 10, 6:30-8pm.
To register: call 608-251-0908
or email us.

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It's Not Too Late To REGISTER FOR WINTER/SPRING 2010 CLASSES!

 

A Time for Moms :
A Self-Care Class

No pre-registration required! 10am - 12pm. First Saturday of the month. Give yourself a gift and start the month energized and learn calming strategies that are simple enough to do anytime & anywhere! This class provides a space for moms to join together to honor ourselves and our bodies through dance, play, meditation, guided relaxation, and journaling. Ann Wingate, the class facilitator, is a certified dance/movement therapist and a mom.
**2010 DATES: March 6, April 3, May 1**
Fee is $30 per class or $75 for all three classes!
Drop -ins welcome!

For more information call 251-0908 ext.12, or email Ann.

 

A Circle of Children:
Creative Dance for Kids

A Circle of Children* for children ages 5-8 years old is designed to support the joy of exploring each child's unique dance expression while joining together to learn basic elements of dance. The class will provide a creative process exploring the elements of dance and the inner experience of each child.
With Ann Wingate, MA, BC-DMT
Thursdays, 4 - 4:45 p.m., Jan. 14- May 20 (no class 2/25 & 4/01)
$204 / 17-week session.
To register, contact Ann @ 251-0908 ext 12 or email us.
Click here for details.
*This class is not designed to meet therapeutic needs. Please click here for dance/movement therapy services.

HC Dance Club:
Creative Dance for Teens with Developmental Issues

A therapeutic class filled with fun, dance, and music promoting self-esteem, positive body image, and successful peer relationships.
Facilitated by Ann Wingate, MA, BC-DMT
Wednesdays, 4:15 - 5:15 p.m., Jan.27 - May26 (no class 3/31)
$15/week ($225 for 15 week session)
call 251-0908 to register or email us.
Click here for details.

Empowerment through Movement:
A Therapy Group for Women

Would you like to feel more connected and in tune with your body?  Feel more comfortable in your own skin? This group will incorporate the use of movement as a vehicle to creatively explore blocks to feeling connected to one’s authenticity and power.  We will use movement expression, relaxation and discussion to explore client centered issues such as body awareness, self-worth, healing, relationships with others and setting boundaries. No prior dance or movement experience necessary! 
Grace Valentine, MA, BC-DMT LPC &
Robyn Lending-Halsten, MA, BC-DMT.
Wednesdays, 6:30 - 8 p.m. March 3 - May 12. $35/week for 10 weeks.
Free introductory session on Wed. Feb. 10, 6:30-8pm

Call 251-0908 to register or email us.
Click here for details.

Lessons in Alexander Technique

Learn skills of self-observation and tension release in everyday movement. Explore subtle movements to achieve greater body awareness and economy of effort. Alexander Technique may benefit performing artists, those with common physical problems including arthritis, and anyone desiring to improve the quality of their everyday movements.
Click here to learn more about Alexander Technique.
Deborah Thomas, PhD, BC-DMT.
$60/session. Group rates available
Call 251-0908 or email us at info@hancockcenter.net

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News and Updates
Kornblum wins ADTA award
On Oct 9, HC Executive Director Rena Kornblum will be honored as the 2009 recipient of the "Excellence in Education Award" at the 44th Annual ADTA Conference in Portland, OR. Kornblum is being honored for her excellence in the education of dance/movement therapy. To learn about Kornblum's work, visit http://www.hancockcenter.net/disarm.html.

Hancock Center receives 2009 Willy St Coop Community Reinvestment Fund Grant
Therapists Jeanine Kiss and Robyn Lending Halsten received funding from the Willy Street Coop for their Empowerment Group for Teen Girls, taking place in weekly sessions at Sennett Middle School.

Kornblum to present at WDAA General Assembly
HC Executive Director Rena Kornblum will be presenting at the 2009 World Dance Alliance - Americas (WDAA) General Assembly conference, "What Moves Us," which takes place from May 28-31st, 2009. The conference is hosted by the UW-Madison Dance Program.


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