Dance Movement Therapy Association in Canada (DMTAC): Dance Movement Therapy Information Meeting

Sunday, November 16, 2008

Dance Movement Therapy Information Meeting

Information meeting for Dance Movement Therapy Dance Movement Therapy Information meeting
Friday 21 November 2008
6:00-8:00 pm.

Opportunity to become informed, meet students and professionals and participate in exchange of information in relation to your interests and needs
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Friday 21 November 6:00 -8 pm.
Vendredi 21 Novembre 18:00 -20hr

Université Concordia University - Visual Arts Building VA/ /Pavillon des arts visuels (room/salle 272-2),
1395 René Levesque Boulevard West, Montreal
(corner/coin Crescent) Metro Lucien-L’allier or Guy.

Concordia University - Visual Arts Building/Pavillon des arts visuels (room/salle 200/5), 1395 René Levesque Boulevard West, Montreal (corner/coin Crescent) Metro Lucien-L’allier or Guy.

joanabby@alcor.concordia.ca.

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Dance Movement Therapy Association in Canada

Association de Thérapie par la Danse et le Mouvement au Canada

http://dmtac.org/

The Dance Movement Therapy Association in Canada promotes Dance/Movement Therapy (DMT) across Canada, aims to establish and work on developing a cohesive community of DMT professionals, students and supporters from all provinces, and works on establishing a professional DMT training in Canada.

If you are interested in becoming a member, please go to http://dmtac.org/ DMTAC/Membership FAQ and fill in the membership application form. You can also send your request to dancetherapyca@gmail.com

Membership Benefits:

a. Discounts on workshops and courses offered by the association.

b. Listed members on database of professional, students and affiliated professionals of dance movement therapy.

c. Assistance on becoming ADTA accredited and information on local training sessions that comply with alternative route requirements for ADTA accreditation.

d. Opportunities to network with other Dance Movement therapy students and professionals.

e. Become part of advocacy and awareness campaign to inform the public of benefits of DMT and why more institutions should offer applicable courses.

f. Opportunities to get involved with association committees and projects.