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Lecture – Beyond Crying (Cold Spring, NY)

Faculty: Suzi Tortora, EdD, ADTA, CMA
Dancing Dialogue, Cold Spring on the Hudson, NY
Beyond Crying: Pain, Trauma, and Stress in Early Childhood

Through a multisensory psychotherapeutic approach, participants will learn nonverbal signs to decipher how a preverbal child experiences pain/stress; medical/physiological indicators; and developmental effects. Preverbal memory will be highlighted, emphasizing how traumatic events are represented/re-enacted through nonverbal expression and play. The psychodynamic role of significant family members will also be addressed.

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Source: http://annualconference.zerotothree.org//documents/2008NTIpreliminary-program.pdf
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