Plymouth Dance will be leading a full day event as part of the CPD Dance Health and Wellbeing Network.
When: Tuesday 23rd February 11-4.30pm
Where: Plymouth Venue TBC
Session 1: 11-1pm with June Gamble
Mentor and Coaching session suitable for advanced practicing dance practitioners, this session is an opportunity to understand and discuss the difference between mentoring and coaching.
The session will be of interest and use to dance practitioners who take responsibility for supervising or supporting other dance practitioners and students.
Lead by experienced qualified and insured life and business coach June Gamble who has been working in the dance sector as a consultant and producer, trainer, facilitator and coach for more than 25 years.
http://www.junegamble.co.uk/
1 – 2pm Lunch
2 – 4:30pm Supervision sessions for Community Dance Practitioners with Dr Eila Goldhahn
Are you working with kids, elderly people, people with special needs or people with mental health problems? Are you excited but also sometimes exhausted (and occasionally at your wit’s end) by the challenges that working with dance in the community can bring?
These sessions are specifically designed with community dance practitioners’ needs in mind to meet, share and to move within a supportive setting of their own. Away from the stresses to deliver and to perform, this is a supportive and private space to explore both in movement and words the delightful and the more difficult experiences of your work with dance. In these supervision sessions focus and witnessing are on you, giving you a break from seeing and responding to others. They are a time to nourish yourself, to reflect and to develop a better understanding of the work and populations that you engage with.
Having extensive experience of working with dance with different urban and rural populations in Devon, both as a community dance practitioner and as a dance movement therapist, Eila provides supervision that is based in embodiment and reflective talking and that is responsive to your needs as a professional.
CV: Dr Eila Goldhahn is a scholar, educator and artist and a registered psychotherapist and supervisor with ADMP UK. Her specialism includes somatic practices, specifically ‘Authentic Movement’. She has created a number of public visual art and dance film installations. Her artistic research into Authentic Movement was sponsored by Dartington College of Arts and resulted in a new approach to supervision, education and practice-led methodology called Movers and Witnesses. She has received several funding grants to further her practice. Eila recently completed a three-year Visiting Fellowship in Authentic Movement and Interdisciplinary Performance in the Department of Humanities and Performing Arts, University of Plymouth, UK.
If you would like to book on the event you will need to follow one of the following links:
Morning session with June Gamble only
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/mentoring-and-coaching-with-june-gamble-tickets-20613011071
Afternoon Session with Eila only
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/supervision-session-for-community-dance-practitioners-tickets-19822850680
Full day
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/mentoring-and-coaching-and-supervision-full-day-tickets-20614749270