casey altman 9/12/17 casey altman 9/12/17

The essential role of the body in the parent-infant relationship: Nonverbal analysis of attachment

https://synapse.mskcc.org/synapse/works/93433

casey altman 9/12/17 casey altman 9/12/17

Movement and dance: Creativity and embodied mindfulness

casey altman 12/11/14 casey altman 12/11/14

Dance Movement Psychotherapy in Early Childhood Treatment

casey altman 8/1/14 casey altman 8/1/14

The importance of being seen – Winnicott, Dance Movement Psychotherapy and the embodied experience.

casey altman 5/11/14 casey altman 5/11/14

The Acquisition of a Body: Establishing a new paradigm and introducing a clinical tool to explore the intergenerational transmission of embodiment.

casey altman 3/24/12 casey altman 3/24/12

Mothers, Infants and Young Children of September 11, 2001: A Primary Prevention Project

Beatrice Beebe, Ph.D., Phyllis Cohen, Ph.D., Mark Sossin, Ph.D., and Sara Markese, Ph.D.

Contributors to the book: Anni Bergman, Ph.D., Sally Moskowitz, Ph.D., Rita Reiswig, MSW, Suzi Tortora, Ed.D., Donna Demetri Friedman, Ph.D., Joseph Jaffe, M.D., Andrea Remez, Ph.D., Adrianne Lange, M.A., and Marsha Kaitz, Ph.D.

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casey altman 8/1/10 casey altman 8/1/10

Movement Analysis of Interaction (August 2010)

by Susanne Bender, Editor

When humans communicate with one another they send on a nonverbal, physical level many multifaceted pieces of information, which are critical to the success or failure of each contact. We gather our first relationship experiences on a nonverbal level and a mother's ability to attune to her child determines his/her "being-in-the-world".