Continuing Education Special Show

May 3rd, 6:30 pm
Luminary Arts Center.

Join us for a captivating circus performance exploring a holistic journey into the healing power of artistic movement. This three-credit CEU program tailored for mental health professionals offers a meaningful learning experience:
 

Here's what you can expect:

• Witness the power of artistic movement firsthand! This unique course involves a private screening of a captivating circus performance featuring artists and acrobats showcasing their contortion, trapeze, and dance-on-fabric acts

• Gain deep insights into how artistic movement can promote mental wellness and aid in the recovery process from grief, trauma, anxiety, and depression

• Learn theoretical frameworks and specific strategies for integrating artistic movement into your treatment planning and self-care practices.
  Presenters:

  • Elizabeth Vogt, PsyD (moderator)

  • Sherry Walling, PhD

  • Alissa Kaasa MSW, LICSW

  • Nastaaja Johnson, MA

  • Robert McCauley, LICSW

• Engage in experiential activities, including breathwork practices and simple movement sequences, designed for your self-care and to be of use with your clients.

• Participate in a Q&A session and network with other professionals.

This program is open to psychologists, social workers, and counselors looking to deepen their understanding of the healing potential of artistic movement in the context of mental health.

The learning session has been approved for three CEU credits by the Minnesota Board of Psychology (for licensed psychologists), the Minnesota Board of Behavioral Health and Therapy (for licensed counselors and clinical counselors), and the Minnesota Board of Social Work (for licensed social workers.)

We look forward to welcoming you to this one-of-a-kind fusion of art and psychology!

If you require any additional information or have specific questions about the event, reach out and let’s talk!

Groups of 10 or more-  Special rate available. To obtain group rate, please contact the MN Opera Box Office by calling 612-333-6669.  

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