Beschreibung
Vocal Psychotherapy is the use of the breath, natural sounds, vocal improvisation, songs and dialogue within a client and therapist relationship to facilitate intra-psychic and interpersonal change and growth. It combines the ideas and theories of depth psychology with the practice of vocal music therapy. This model includes Vocal Holding Techniques©, Free Associative Singing© and other techniques for accessing conscious and unconscious feelings, memories and associations.The course will provide students with a broad theoretical and experiential knowledge of the therapeutic benefits of vocal improvisation in music therapy. The strong Jungian-based theoretical foundation will be taught through lectures and discussion and students will learn to apply theory to practice through experiential workshops.
The core learning during the four experiential weeks provides rich opportunities to observe, participate in and lead voice-centred therapeutic experiences and interventions. The group therapy model encourages students to fully immerse themselves in the group experience and strong, lasting relationships often develop with fellow participants. It is important that students also access their own individual therapy separate to the course to process the personal material that arises.
| Zeitraum | 16 März 2026 → 21 März 2026 |
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| Veranstaltungstyp | Kurs |
| Ort | Brighton, Großbritannien/Vereinigtes KönigreichAuf Karte anzeigen |