Watching the Towers Fall: A Dance/Movement Therapy Moment
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In this "Moment in Dance/Movement
In this "Moment in Dance/Movement Therapy," we hear how a 9/11 story, told through the moving bodies of others, allows one dance/movement therapist space to begin the process of healing.
“The woman who needed to tell her story, worked in a psychiatric hospital in Brooklyn directly across the river from the Twin Towers. She watched in horror as the Towers burned and collapsed. She was wondering – what is my role at this very moment and how do I respond? Am I a dance/movement therapist? A supervisor? U.S. citizen? A human being?” ~Sarah Campbell Arnett
Sarah Campbell Arnett, BC-DMT, NCC, LMBT, Certified Coach, worked as a dance/movement therapist for almost 20 years in psychiatric inpatient and outpatient settings, specializing in group therapy for adults, adolescents and children. She graduated from Goucher College with an MA in Dance/Movement Therapy. Her internship was at New England Rehab Hospital’s Chronic Pain Unit in Woburn, Massachusetts and her thesis was on the "Effects of Dance/Movement Therapy on the Self Concept of Amputees." She worked at Charter Peachford Hospital in Atlanta and later moved to Greensboro to continue working as a dance/movement therapist at Cone Health.
Sarah served on the American Dance Therapy Association (ADTA) Board of Directors for 8 years and also served on the boards for both the Atlanta Chapter and the Carolina Chapter of the ADTA. She was Co-Chair of the 2001 ADTA National Conference in Raleigh, North Carolina. She served as Adjunct Faculty of Dance, UNCGreensboro from 1992-2000 and Adjunct Faculty of Nursing, UNCGreensboro 1996-2000.
In 2001 Sarah graduated from CoachU as a Certified Business Coach. She began private work as an Eldercoach, helping families with the impact of aging and end of life preparation. She developed Physical Storytelling workshops to help people with grief and change. She has continued to work at Cone Health in Organizational Development and has taught leadership development and done executive coaching with senior leaders. Currently she is Manager of Organizational Change at Cone Health. She has presented at several national conferences and she provides leadership development and conflict management training at the Connecticut Hospital Association.
“The woman who needed to tell her story, worked in a psychiatric hospital in Brooklyn directly across the river from the Twin Towers. She watched in horror as the Towers burned and collapsed. She was wondering – what is my role at this very moment and how do I respond? Am I a dance/movement therapist? A supervisor? U.S. citizen? A human being?” ~Sarah Campbell Arnett
Sarah Campbell Arnett, BC-DMT, NCC, LMBT, Certified Coach, worked as a dance/movement therapist for almost 20 years in psychiatric inpatient and outpatient settings, specializing in group therapy for adults, adolescents and children. She graduated from Goucher College with an MA in Dance/Movement Therapy. Her internship was at New England Rehab Hospital’s Chronic Pain Unit in Woburn, Massachusetts and her thesis was on the "Effects of Dance/Movement Therapy on the Self Concept of Amputees." She worked at Charter Peachford Hospital in Atlanta and later moved to Greensboro to continue working as a dance/movement therapist at Cone Health.
Sarah served on the American Dance Therapy Association (ADTA) Board of Directors for 8 years and also served on the boards for both the Atlanta Chapter and the Carolina Chapter of the ADTA. She was Co-Chair of the 2001 ADTA National Conference in Raleigh, North Carolina. She served as Adjunct Faculty of Dance, UNCGreensboro from 1992-2000 and Adjunct Faculty of Nursing, UNCGreensboro 1996-2000.
In 2001 Sarah graduated from CoachU as a Certified Business Coach. She began private work as an Eldercoach, helping families with the impact of aging and end of life preparation. She developed Physical Storytelling workshops to help people with grief and change. She has continued to work at Cone Health in Organizational Development and has taught leadership development and done executive coaching with senior leaders. Currently she is Manager of Organizational Change at Cone Health. She has presented at several national conferences and she provides leadership development and conflict management training at the Connecticut Hospital Association.
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