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Ruby Worth, BA, MSc, TQFE, RDMP
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Ruby Worth, BA, MSc, TQFE, RDMP

Ruby Worth, BA, MSc, TQFE, RDMP

Findhorn, Morayshire, Scotland
ruby.worth@gmail.com

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Languages: English

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Alenka Lin Vrbančič Simonič, R-DMP
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Alenka Lin Vrbančič Simonič, R-DMP

Alenka Lin Vrbančič Simonič, R-DMP,

Slovenia
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https://izis.si/domov/kdo-smo
Languages: Slovene, English

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Tamara Sernec, R-DMT
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Tamara Sernec, R-DMT

Tamara Sernec

Ljubljana, Slovenia
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Languages: Slovene, English

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Sorina Petrescu
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Sorina Petrescu

Sorina Petrescu

Bucharest, Romania
sorina@tmoves.com

https://tmoves.com/
Languages: Romanian, English, French, Spanish

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Elli Kitta, Ph.D., GADTsr
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Elli Kitta, Ph.D., GADTsr

Elli Kita, Ph.D, GADTsr

Ioannina, Greece
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Languages: Greek and English

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Jessica Heuvels
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Jessica Heuvels

Jessica Heuvels

Stockholm, Sweden
jessica@dansochrorelsepraktiken.com

dansochrorelsepraktiken.com
Languages: Swedish, English and Dutch

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Izabela Guzek
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Izabela Guzek

Izabela Guzek, MA

Warsaw, Poland
izabela@terapiatancem-iba.pl
Languages: Polish, English, basic Russian

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Most of us are taught to pay attention to what children say. But what if the most important things aren’t spoken at all? A child’s body is always communicating. The way they walk into a room, the places they return to when upset, even ho
When your child has big feelings, it’s tempting to jump straight into explanations, consequences, or even comforting words. But often, what they need first is movement. That’s because emotional regulation begins in the body. It’s In my work with infants, young children, and families, I’ve seen again and again that a child’s movement is like a window into their emotional world. A confident step toward a caregiver, a hesitation before reaching out, a turned should
In this newly published study, I had the opportunity to explore how trauma, especially trauma related to violence or fear in close relationships, lives in the body, and how, with the right support, that story can begin to change. Together with Dr. D I believe this is where true understanding begins—in learning to notice both what we say and how we say it with our whole selves. This is especially true for children who may not yet have the words to explain their experience. Their bodies of
Therapy with children, particularly infants and young children, must be co-created. It unfolds in real time, shaped by both participants. The child brings their rhythms, preferences, habits, and emotional cues. The therapist brings their attuneme

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The offices of Dancing Dialogue LCAT LMHC PLLC are located on the ancestral and unceded territories of the Lenape and Wappingers People, who have stewarded these lands for  generations.

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