Welcome to the Dance Movement Therapy Association of Australasia
The Dance Movement Therapy Association of Australasia (DTAA) is the recognised professional body for dance movement therapy in Australasia. It sets the standards for Professional and Provisional Professional levels of membership, training and supervision. The DTAA also warmly welcomes General and Student members.
The DTAA promotes the growth, development and recognition of the dance movement therapy profession in Australasia by:
- establishing and maintaining standards for training, research and professional practice
- providing a means of communication, education and networking between dance movement therapists, other health professionals, employers and clients
- liaising with other relevant peak and professional bodies
- providing information and resources for dance movement therapy practitioners, students and the wider community
- offering Associate, Provisional Professional and Professional Membership status to applicants who meet the training criteria, and Student or General membership to others interested in dance movement therapy.
Member resources include the opportunity for recognition as a dance movement therapist, bi-annual journal, regular news of events, insurance, library and professional development opportunities.
Upcoming Events:
New Zealand Branch
DTAA Aotearoa Branch Hui and PD Weekend
Day One: Saturday 9 November 2024 / 9.30am to 4.30pm NZDT
Day Two: Sunday 10 November 2024 / 10.00am to 4.00pm NZDT
Presented by: Brigitte Puls / Lesley Hawkins / Sarah dos Santos
DTAA Aotearoa Branch is hosting an exciting 2-day Professional Development program and hui on November 9 and 10, 2024, in Waimauku and Auckland, for practising and student Dance Movement Therapists residing/working in Aotearoa New Zealand.
Three presenters will be offering a range of experiential workshops to stimulate your creativity, improve your clinical skills and to reflect on your work with clients.
BOOKINGS ARE NOW OPEN
CLICK HERE FOR FULL DETAILS AND TO REGISTER
DTAA recognises, acknowledges and respects the ancestors, elders and families of all Indigenous peoples of the lands on which we stand and practice.
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