Level 1 in Guided Imagery and Music (5 day Intensive)
The Level 1 Training in the Bonny Method of Guided Imagery & Music (GIM) and Music Imagery Approaches teaches self care and professional development with deep music listening. Experience the role of music listening as relaxing, supportive and as a therapeutic intervention.
Theoretical information and research will be presented on GIM and Music Imagery Approaches.
Meals, accommodation and PD points included.
Theoretical information and research will be presented on GIM and Music Imagery Approaches.
Meals, accommodation and PD points included.
Course content
| Level 1 Course Content |
Application Form and References
| Application Form - Level 1 |
References - Professional and Character
| Character Referee Form - Level 1 |
Course details for 2017
When: Wednesday 20th September (7.00pm) - Sunday 24th September (5.00pm) 2017
Where: Brisbane: Santa Teresa Centre, Ormiston, Queensland
Cost: $2500 (full accommodation and meals)
Further information: Facilitator - Carolyn Van Dort
Email: carolyn@musicpsychotherapy.com.au
Carolyn Van Dort, MA (Creative Arts Therapies), RGIMT, RMT is listed on the PACFA register of Psychotherapists & Counsellors, and has 20 years experience in Music Therapy and Guided Imagery & Music. She has been involved in organising and facilitating training in Guided Imagery & Music since 2004 and also works as a psychotherapist in private practice and in community groups using a music and mindfulness approach.
Where: Brisbane: Santa Teresa Centre, Ormiston, Queensland
Cost: $2500 (full accommodation and meals)
Further information: Facilitator - Carolyn Van Dort
Email: carolyn@musicpsychotherapy.com.au
Carolyn Van Dort, MA (Creative Arts Therapies), RGIMT, RMT is listed on the PACFA register of Psychotherapists & Counsellors, and has 20 years experience in Music Therapy and Guided Imagery & Music. She has been involved in organising and facilitating training in Guided Imagery & Music since 2004 and also works as a psychotherapist in private practice and in community groups using a music and mindfulness approach.
