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1. Abrahamsen, Synnove J. Eating disorders: a personal growth issue for dance therapists in training.
2. Adams, Susan Leigh. The symbolic meaning of the circle in relation to healing in dance therapy.
3. Adderley, Michael. The healing effects of Junkanoo dance in the Bahamas and its relationship to dance therapy.
4. Albert, Jennifer. The nature of the dance in dance therapy.
5. All, Harriet. Case study: Countertransference reactions with a private client.
6. Alpert, Sharon. The history of the care for the mentally ill in America.
7. Arner, Julie. A comparative study of the Hunter College Dance/Movement Therapy Masters Program and an encounter group.
8. Aronson, Joan Neiss. The story of a dance therapy session with the elderly.
9. Avery, Thomas B. An analysis of side-by-side movement patterns in individual dance therapy sessions.
10. Avstreih, Arlene.
11. Azizollahoff, Joanne. Dance therapy and autism: a case study of Miss S.
12. Barthel, Paula. Milieu therapy in a state hospital.
13. Basberg, Gunvor S. Introduction of dance therapy to Norway.
14. Becker, Beate. The therapist's defenses and countertransference in a dance therapy session.
15. Bell, Allison. Stages of development for a dance therapy group: as they relate to short term treatment.
16. Bell, Barbara. The relationship between imaging, fantasy and movement mirroring in dance therapy.
17. Ben-Ami, Ruth. An exploratory study examining the relationship between voice and movement.
18. Bergman, Roberta. An analysis of a therapist's attitude in one dance therapy session.
19. Blatz, Amy E. Dance therapy and the self-concept in adults with mild mental retardation: a literature review and proposed model.
20. Bognar, Aniko. Psychodynamic approach to short-term treatment of addiction in group dance therapy.
21. Borenstein-Saks, Michal. A content-analysis of a therapist's and clients' verbalization: a comparison study between two dance therapy groups.
22. Bosse, Patricia. The nature of labeling: implications for therapeutic intervention.
23. Boyle, Brian. Males dance/movement therapists.
24. Brown, Danielle, and Davida Navarre. Movement assessment and treatment of an autistic child.
25. Buckingham, Jill M. A rationale for family dance therapy for treating the emotionally disturbed child.
26. Burns, Linda. Eye movements and dance therapy.
27. Buthorn, Alice. A case study in individual dance therapy.
28. Butler, Karen E. Countertransference with a 67-year-old male schizophrenic: a case study.
29. Butler, Ken C. A patient's case study [of a 20-year-old black male diagnosed as a manic depressive].
30. Carstens, Marie. Creative art therapies with a depressed patient.
31. Cassell-Nyssola, Abby, and Rebecca Krause. A pilot study of the movement characteristics of blind children.
32. Cayler, Thomas. Can I be this dance? A case study.
33. Chagnon, Catherine M. A comparison of three dance therapy leaders with varying dance skills.
34. Champagne, Suzanne. A comparison of movement characteristics between patients with a borderline diagnosis and patients with borderline features.
35. Chang, Meg H. Towards an understanding of the role of ritual dance in dance therapy: a comparison of dance therapy and voodoo.
36. Cheesman, Paula. The integration of dance therapy into the practice of psychiatry rehabilitation.
37. Cherry, Joetta. Expressions and characteristics of black urban males in dance therapy.
38. Chin See, Gwen. Case study: Of a psychiatrist patient.
39. Chutroo, Barbara. Anxiety: a theoretical overview and personal account.
40. Cipolla, Rosemary. Reaching goals through dance and practice: an integration of two modalities. (Note: On file in the Hunter College School of Social Work.)
41. Coburn, Letitia. Experiencing and transforming: dance therapy imagery of an HIV+ client. (Note: On file in the Hunter College School of Social Work.)
42. Cohen, Amy E. A personal “dual degree” synthesis: a comparison of the theory and practice of dance/movement therapy and nonverbal methods of social group work. (Note: On file in the Hunter College School of Social Work.)
43. Comer, Matthew E. Dance therapy and gay men with AIDS.
44. Connell, Jean. Movement therapy for the angry adolescent.
45. Cooper, Audrey C. An exploratory look at the dance/movement therapist's role and practice with a group of deaf adolescents.
46. Daniels, Ted. Too much boy: a case study of dance therapy with a deaf adolescent.
47. De Beer, Edna. Using dance therapy with psychoactive substance users to change patterns of mechanisms for coping.
48. De Jean, Denise. Bembe; a healing experience.
49. Delahanty, Alice P. Play's role in dance therapy and the therapist's role in play.
50. DeRosa, Maria. The relationship of dance/movement therapy to philosophical aspects of aikido.
51. Diaz-Salazar, Pepi. Dancing my life.
52. DiPalma, Eleanor. Cohesion in dance therapy session.
53. Donshik, Marsha. Measuring dance therapists' sensitivity to nonverbal communication.
54. Dorman, Geri B. Sub verbal social processes in self development and healing.
55. Dripchak, Valerie. Improving intercultural interactions: implications for the dance therapist.
56. Duggan, Diane. Trance dance.
57. Dye, Kimberley. Innercise: exercise from the inside out.
58. Eckhaus, Naomi S. Dance therapy and physical rehabilitation.
59. Ehrhardt, Bernard T., Catherine Novak, and Mary Beth Hearn. Client attitudes toward healing processes in group dance therapy.
60. El Guindy, Howaida. The “Zar”; dance therapy for Egyptian women.
61. Ellin, Katherine. An integrated approach in dance therapy/social work to treat narcissistic deficit. (Note: On file at Hunter College School of Social Work.)
62. Endler, Stephanie. A study of competencies of a dance therapist, and A pilot study in rating interns' dance therapy skills.
63. Epstein, Suzanne. Effects of rocking in a counter plane on reduction of rocking behaviors of three post-institutional retarded adults.
64. Erfer, Tina. Dance/movement therapy with special children in a N.Y.C. Board of Education setting.
65. Fabso, Jody. Understanding addiction in a patient diagnosed as schizophrenic.
66. Faraone, Caroline J. The rise and fall of university sponsored dance therapy programs in the United States. (Note: On file at Hunter College School of Social Work.)
67. Fear, Leslie. Dance/movement therapy with hospitalized children in a child life program.
68. Feldman, Yeva. Group dance therapy with borderline individuals with histories of childhood sexual abuse.
69. Fisch, Lauren. The effects of processing during or after a dance therapy session.
70. Fischer, Judith. Countertransference in dance/movement therapy with two severely emotionally disturbed girls.
71. Fishbein, Tema. The development of body image: its clinical implications in dance/movement therapy: a case study.
72. Fleischer, Julie. Body image and attitude toward dance therapy.
73. Forry, Carol M. Study of behavioral change in a severely retarded adolescent male in dance therapy treatment.
74. Fortier, Cheryl E. Male-female differences in movement.
75. Fountaine, Lois H. Perspectives on Afro-American culture and nonverbal communications.
76. Frant, Phyllis. Dynamic therapy for the aphasic patient.
77. Freni, Toni. Movement therapy techniques: applications for couple therapy.
78. Gallagher, Eileen Ryan. A behavioral and movement study of a 2 1/2-year-old child.
79. Gargan, Michele. The role of interpersonal touch in the dance therapy session.
80. Gay, Remi. Case study of a dance therapy group.
81. Geller, Carin. The integration of dance therapy into family therapy: a systemic perspective.
82. Giannone, Gina Marie. Moving up with Downs: a dance movement therapist's perspective on enhancing socialization with Down syndrome adolescents.
83. Gilad, Miri. The role of dance in creating trust in therapeutic relationships.
84. Ginzberg, Judith. Use of dance/movement therapy and other creative arts with homeless men in New York City shelters.
85. Glenn, Marlene. Video tape analysis concerning issues of separation-individuation.
86. Godowsky, Nadia. The judgement of anxiety from non-verbal behavior in a psychotherapy session.
87. Goldin, Joan Correlations between nonverbal behavior and verbal content in psychotherapy.
88. Goldklank, Shelly. Case study at Bronx State Hospital.
89. Goldsand, Rhona Ann. Dance/movement therapy as treatment modality for sexually abused children: two case studies.
90. Goldstein, Ruth. Videotape as a useful tool for feedback and research.
91. Gomer, Gary. Holistic practice in mental health.
92. Gonzales, Paula S. Dance therapy and autism: a case study of Miss J.
93. Gordon, Phyllis. Alzheimer's disease and dance therapy: a case study.
94. Gorscak, Kathleen J. The study of proxemics with synchrony and ADHD symptoms in a movement session with attention-deficit hyperactive children.
95. Gosling, Anne.
96. Greenberg, Ruth. Touch and verbalization in four dance therapy sessions.
97. Greenberg, Wendy. A phenomenological study of the use of symbolism in dance therapy.
98. Greenberger, Erika Bell. Normal adolescent, the pathology of adolescence, and the application of dance therapy to an adolescent population.
99. Guerra, Ana. The relationship of dance therapy experience with synchrony and proximity in autistic children.
100. Gunther, Phyllis Frant, and Jill Richards. Movement characteristics of urban adolescents.
101. Halpern, Margerie, and Jennifer Hill. Sex differences in parent-child nonverbal interaction.
102. Haney, Theresa. The use of dance/movement therapy with adolescents in a short-term, inpatient psychiatric facility.
103. Har-El Belach, Rivi. The psychological implication of moving in different planes.
104. Harmon, Nicole K. Race, culture, and ethnicity, as it relates to dance therapy from an African-American perspective.
105. Harris, Sydney Mesh. Play and games with learning disabled latency age boys.
106. Hausler, Eve. A comparative study of two learning experiences.
107. Hayes, Laura. The use of dance movement therapy with dually diagnosed patients in a short term psychiatric facility.
108. Hazama, Emi. Case study of mentally retarded male in dance/movement therapy.
109. Hearn, Mary Beth.
110. Hegdal, Unni. Work on emotional behavior with a mentally retarded client.
111. Helmer, Mary Kinel.
112. Helmin, Mary K. Dance therapy/exercise with physically handicapped young adults.
113. Herrera, Karen. Social and clinical implications for working with Hispanic people.
114. Hill, Jennifer.
115. Hiller, Corinna A. Dance therapy at the Momentum AIDS Project: a study of expected outcomes for an HIV+ group.
116. Himmelgreen, Carolyn. Dream, dance and myth.
117. Hines, Martha Anne. The nature of a theme in dance therapy as related to the focal-conflict model.
118. Hirsch, Deborah, and Wendy Summit. Videotape analysis of a dance therapy session as it relates to group cohesiveness.
119. Hobart, Joni. The effects of touch on communication with geriatrics: a videotape analysis.
120. Hoffer, Marcela. Dance/movement therapy with children who suffer from maternal deprivation.
121. Hollander, Margot E. When the therapist is female: role conflict and counter transference with a male patient during group dance therapy sessions.
122. Howard, Katherine. Grounding Luis: individual dance therapy with a patient diagnosed as schizophrenic.
123. Howard, Theresa Freeman. Case study of a paranoid schizophrenic patient.
124. Irving, Deborah. Depression and dance therapy.
125. Jacoff, Diana. Analysis of group behavior in a dance therapy session.
126. Jingu, Kyoko. Cross-cultural issues in dance therapy for Japanese clients.
127. Johnson, Sylvia. Case study: Of a lady living on a geriatric ward in Bronx State Hospital.
128. Kalechstein, Kim. Dance therapy and Alzheimer's disease: an expressive, action-oriented approach. (Note: On file at Hunter College School of Social Work.)
129. Karash, Arlene S. Jimmy and Peggy: analysis of two dance therapy sessions with autistic children.
130. Kassab, Smadar. Physical and emotional adjustment during pregnancy: a self-study.
131. Kennedy, Sharon L. A framework for how the will is reflected in movement qualities.
132. Kinsey, Victoria. Applications of dance therapy for adult survivors of childhood sexual abuse.
133. Kirsch, Barbara. A case study of individual dance therapy.
134. Kirschenmann, Ann M. Beneficial aspects of laughter and smiling: implications for dance therapy.
135. Kitt, Alyce Lynn. Anxiety: its effect on client-therapist interaction.
136. Kleinman, Susan. A circle of motion.
137. Klotzkin, Jeannine L. An experiment using breath with psychiatric patients.
138. Kram, C. Debra. “Will you come back and visit?” A look at the process of termination for Ralik, a latency age boy in residential care. (Note: On file at Hunter College School of Social Work.)
139. Krause, Rebecca.
140. Kuettel, Thomas. Common group themes.
141. Lamb, Theresa. Personal fitness training and dance/movement therapy.
142. Landau-Triestman, Atara. The Totent Tanze: a death dance as wedding rite.
143. Lashman, Gail A. Dance therapy for the aged.
144. Lasky, Terry A. A case study in individual dance therapy of a 27-year-old chronic schizophrenic.
145. Laub, Doreen. A case study in individual dance therapy of emotionally and retarded boys.
146. Lavender, Joan. Case study.
147. Lavie, Efrat. Movement manifestations of thought disorder in schizophrenia.
148. Leeds, Mimi. Breakdancing: a cultural phenomenon.
149. LeMaster, Lisa. Staff orientations: what is dance therapy anyway?
150. Levanos, Irene. Body image in dance therapy: a self-analysis.
151. Levidi, Eleni. Why and how to do dance therapy with persons with borderline personality disorder.
152. Lipschutz-Haberfeld, Renee. Dance therapy, movement, and spirituality: the exploration and journey of a Jewish dance therapist.
153. Lipton, Susan. Dance therapy: profession or semi profession.
154. Litvak-Roth, Liz. A learning disabled individual's life experience to the dance/movement therapy process.
155. Luca, Khristine. Identification of dance/movement therapy as a unique modality in a multi-modal rehabilitation center.
156. Maddry, Adele. Case study: Dance therapy with a male anorectic.
157. Majoris, Darcee. A self-exploration of the importance of personal therapy while in training to be a dance therapist.
158. Marcus, Nurit. The role of dance/movement therapy in stress management.
159. Marguerat, Franchette. Dance therapy: integration with psychoanalysis.
160. Markson, Dina. The use of props in dance/movement therapy with a 9-year-old learning disabled boy.
161. Martin, Kathryn Marie. Study of patient-therapist empathy.
162. Masuda, Erika. Comparison of a leader's Japanese and American characteristics in leading a Japanese and an American dance therapy group.
163. Matias, Maritza. Dual diagnosed patients and a dance therapist's countertransference: improving treatment.
164. Maxwell, Tina A. Dance therapy and verbal processing: an effective combination for the treatment of anxiety. (Note: Thesis on file at Hunter College School of Social Work.)
165. McAdams, Janis. The role of dance in creating stories with hospitalized adolescents.
166. McGehee, Sharon. Rhythmical structure and duration experience in the perception of environmental input.
167. McGuire, Liz. Exploring shame through the use of movement and dance.
168. McKenna, Marie. The termination process: a theoretical perspective.
169. McKenna, Susan. Videotape self-confrontation in dance therapy training.
170. Melson, Barbara. Body image and its relation to self concept in individual dance therapy sessions with a normal male adult.
171. Mereness-Van Harn, Shelley. Integration: a study of the dual degree program. (Note: Thesis on file at Hunter College School of Social Work.)
172. Miller, Elizabeth. Dance therapy as a treatment approach for obesity.
173. Moncrieff, Mary C. The relationship between dance symbols and group process in a dance therapy session.
174. Moogan, Linden. The effects of a nine-session dance/movement therapy program tailored for a mentally retarded teenager using the person centered planning approach.
175. Morse, Lucy. The significance of action in integration and change: a preliminary study.
176. Morton, Patricia. A transgenerational approach to addictive behavior: movement psychotherapy as an intervention.
177. Mosby-Elfrank, Robin. Theatre activity: a therapeutic look from dance therapy and social work perspectives. (Note: Thesis on file at Hunter College School of Social Work.)
178. Moskow, Jill. Dance therapy as an intervention in breast cancer patients.
179. Moss, Barbara. Movement study of Cary Barton Beyers, a 28-year-old hospitalized male.
180. Moss, Hagar, Mary Kinel Helmer, Arlene Avstreih, and Frances Tabor. Exercise in movement observation: four case studies.
181. Moss, Susan. An analysis of a video of a dance therapy session.
182. Mowry, Patricia. Therapist verbalization in the dance therapy process: a content analysis.
183. Moyer Holmberg, Mimi. Change in leadership study concerning the Dance Movement Therapy Department and the impact of this change on the graduate classes of 1989 and 1990.
184. Murphy, Norma E. Dance therapy in a multi-disciplinary approach in treatment of an abused mildly retarded young woman.
185. Musacchio, Jean. The great female cover-up: denial of envy and competition between women: its implications for dance/movement therapy.
186. Nadvornik, Kristi Anne. Anxiety in leadership: an investigation of a dance therapy intern's anxious movements and the underlying causes.
187. Nagy, Ildiko. The therapeutic mechanism of ritual dances and dance therapy.
188. Navarre, Davida.
189. Neglia, Nicole A. The problem of health care delivery for Haitian Americans and its implications for dance therapy.
190. Nieman, Margaret Snider. The function of touch in two dance therapy sessions.
191. Novak, Catherine.
192. Ocasio-Rivera, Roberto. Becoming a dance/movement therapist: a Puerto Rican student's experience.
193. Odlivak-Wright, Nicholette. Alzheimer's disease in a community mental health setting: a case study.
194. O'Donnell, Joan Patricia. Music in dance therapy: a look into it's use.
195. Oglesby, Taysha K. A holistic view of the development of the Hunter College Dance/Movement Therapy program.
196. Olsen, Janet. Dance/movement therapy in day-care centers: an implementation based on Erikson's developmental stages.
197. O'Neill, Mary. The first semester of dance therapy training: an analysis of the teaching and learning process.
198. Orleans, Florette. Dance therapy research: Seven pilot studies.
199. Owen, June D. A content analysis study of a therapist's verbalizations as reflected in the process of one dance therapy session.
200. Palonis, Mary, and Anne Gosling. A scale of movement characteristics for hyper and hypo active children.
201. Papaleo, Lois. Case study: Portrait of J.C.
202. Papillon, Sandra A. Case study: [of a 28-year-old paranoid schizophrenic male].
203. Payza, Janet E. Group roller dance: a pilot study.
204. Perez, Alina. A Colombian context for the development of dance/movement therapy.
205. Perrin, Anne Marie. Dance therapy with borderline personality disordered patients.
206. Petito, Ellen. Dance/movement therapy as a therapeutic intervention with dancers who become mentally ill.
207. Petrofsky, Joan. Once upon a time. (Note: Thesis on file at Hunter College School of Social Work.)
208. Phelps, Lynne Francesca. Play as a therapeutic process with latency age boys.
209. Pizzino, Josephine. Attachment: A case study of a relationship between a dance therapist and a client.
210. Press, Estelle. A Reichian approach to dance therapy.
211. Quill, Leslie J. Case study of a hallucinating schizophrenic in dance/movement therapy.
212. Radcliffe, Nicholas. Dance therapy as a primary therapy: the many uses of dance therapy with the dual diagnosis client.
213. Ran, Faye. Self esteem and resolution of conflicting communication.
214. Randel, Patricia A. The use of dance therapy with chronic pain patients.
215. Raskind, Elaine. Perspectives of a dance therapist, personal and theoretical.
216. Ray, Diane. Movement characteristics of childhood schizophrenia.
217. Raynor, Robyn Mae. Dance therapy and children with autism: a theoretical framework.
218. Razumny, Efrem. Dance/movement therapy groups for men based on male maturity initiation rites.
219. Reich, Judith. Longitudinal study of an adolescent in dance therapy.
220. Reiss, Ellen Witt. The effects of stimulative versus sedative music on social interaction in dance therapy.
221. Reiss, Toni.
222. Richards, Jill.
223. Risher, Elise Ann. Zen and the art of dance therapy.
224. Robbins, Linda. The dance therapy process as a method of developing expressivity on a verbal and nonverbal level in social work practice. (Note: Thesis on file at Hunter College School of Social Work.)
225. Robins, Elizabeth Hope. A pilot study on the relationship between therapist empathy and patient's psychosocial stages.
226. Robinson, Debra. Potentially disruptive behaviors in a dance therapy session.
227. Rosenberg, Teddi. A holistic approach to social group work: a process of empowerment for the severely depressed person. (Note: Thesis on file at Hunter College School of Social Work.)
228. Rubinstein, Joan. The therapeutic use of movement performance in groups. (Note: Thesis on file at Hunter College School of Social Work.)
229. Samuels, Adrienne. Dance/movement therapy: a means of expanding social interaction with institutionalized aged.
230. Scapini-Burrell, Isabella. Analysis of empathic and countertransference reactions of the therapist, in a dance/movement therapy session with MICA clients. (Note: Thesis on file at Hunter College School of Social Work.)
231. Schlesinger, Deborah. On becoming a professional. (Note: Thesis on file at Hunter College School of Social Work.)
232. Schmoelz-Schappin, Nathan. My Personal Song of songs: a creative and spiritual journey with Anna Sokolow.
233. Seibel, Jean. A behavioral dance therapy assessment for mentally retarded adults in day treatment.
234. Serlin, Leni.
235. Seymour, JoEllen, and Andrea Valente. Case study: The effects of dance therapy on the chronic patient: a case study.
236. Seymour, Patricia. Dance/movement therapy: a prescription for troubled adolescents.
237. Shaaltiel, Miri. A case study of an emotionally disturbed child.
238. Shafer, Susan. The comparison of movement patterns in multifamily dance therapy groups and patient dance therapy groups.
239. Sheppard, Paula E. Becoming a dance therapist: a case study of personal growth.
240. Sherman, Deborah. BERN: a systems theory analysis of a dance/movement therapy group.
241. Shoemaker, Pam Roth, and Leni Serlin. Movement behavior in couples psychotherapy.
242. Shor, Ruth M. The effect of dance therapy on ego boundary disturbances: eight young schizophrenics.
243. Simon, Jennifer. Dance therapy and the deaf population.
244. Simpson, Susan. Intuition: a method of discovery in dance therapy.
245. Sloven, Rose. Development of professional identity: a dual dilemma for the dual degree student. (Note: Thesis on file at Hunter College School of Social Work.)
246. Smith, Pamela. Three case studies on the use of dance therapy with autism and pervasive developmental disorders including neurological implications of autistic syndromes.
247. Smith-Stallman, Rachelle. Morale in the older adult after dance/movement therapy.
248. Soler, Lola, and Shirley Wilansky. An observational research study of three behaviorally disturbed boys.
249. Speier, Jeanne R. The beginning of a dance therapy session.
250. Stasse, Andrea, and Toni Reiss. Influence of self esteem on perception of inconsistent messages.
251. Steel, Mary. A content analysis study of therapist's verbalizations in one dance therapy session.
252. Stern, Hilary. Treating eating disorders: a focus on the body. (Note: Thesis on file at Hunter College School of Social Work.)
253. Stoffel, Annelies. Talking with the dance: an open ended search with movements and words.
254. Stone, Wendy. Gesture style in Kung Bushmen and Blackfoot Indians.
255. Strickler, Sari Allyn. The neutral zone: a theoretical paradigm dance/movement therapy for hearing parents and deaf children.
256. Studenroth, Amy. Dance therapy theory: a systems approach.
257. Summit, Wendy.
258. Sussman, Shari. A theoretical approach to unresolved childhood grief in dually diagnosed patients and how dance therapy breaks through the resistance to heal.
259. Sutton-Randolph, Charlese. How does various music (gospel, reggae, jazz, rock and roll, rhythm and blues) affect the African-American client's view of dance therapy?
260. Tabor, Frances.
261. Thomas, Kaisha A. The healing effects of carnival in Trinidad and its relevance to dance therapy.
262. Thompson, Yvonne. Estimating anxiety: verbal and nonverbal cues.
263. Thomson, Diane M. Defining issues of a co-dependent therapist.
264. Tingley, Cheryl E. Dance education, creative dance and dance therapy: a comparison.
265. Toomey, Patricia Needham. Dance therapy as a primary process with the autistic child.
266. Torres, Wilma R. An analysis of two dance therapy sessions with Puerto Rican women.
267. Trott, Marjory. Dance therapy as a way to increase self-esteem in adolescent girls.
268. Truppi, Ann Marie. Dance therapy program for hearing impaired children.
269. Trusch, Tavia S. The dance therapist in the public hospital: centralized vs. decentralized services.
270. Turkenitz, Tamar. Stages of social participation as it is manifested in a dance therapy session.
271. Ubell, Shirley. An adult anorectic treated by the arts in a Freudian wonderland.
272. Umpierre, Mari. Dance: therapy and art form, implications for social work practice. (Note: Thesis on file at Hunter College School of Social Work.
273. Valente, Andrea.
274. Valpreda, Suzanne. Using story telling in dance/movement therapy with latency age children.
275. Vella, Graceann E. Case study of a depressed adolescent with borderline syndrome in dance/movement therapy.
276. Visconti, Donna Marie. A case of an emotionally disturbed girl.
277. Von der Heyde, Silke. Analysis of a dance therapist's behavior at a team meeting.
278. Vrooman Sayen, Joy. Self and self development and its relation to dance/movement therapy.
279. Wager, Jody. The effectiveness of dance therapy with the Hispanic patient: a pilot program.
280. Walsh, Julie L. Empowerment through dance. (Note: Thesis on file at Hunter College School of Social Work.)
281. Ward, Cheryl Denise. Group dream-work: dancing the dream: a pilot study.
282. Way, John B. Treating depression. (Note: Thesis on file at Hunter College School of Social Work.)
283. Weiner, Linda. Countertransference with eating disorder patients with borderline features. (Note: Thesis on file at Hunter College School of Social Work.)
284. Weinstock, Marybeth. Planning and implementing a dance therapy program.
285. Weiss-Normandin, Debra. Similarities and differences between occupational therapy and dance therapy.
286. Wert, Heidi Beth. A Mennonite perspective: can it enhance the helping professional's practice?
287. Whiting, Mary. An investigation of a dance therapist's performance anxiety and stage fright: an autobiographical report.
288. Wilansky, Shirley.
289. Winter, Loretta. Hopi Kachina dance.
290. Wisel, Lisa. Profile of nonverbal indicators of aggression: a dance therapist's perspective.
291. Wissinger, Anne Louise. Dance/movement therapy and children with learning disabilities: a perceptual motor approach.
292. Wittig, Joan. Countertransference responses to sex-role stereotyped behaviors in dance therapy sessions.
293. Wolf, Martha. Building group culture in dance therapy: the application of group work practice theory. (Note: Thesis on file at Hunter College School of Social Work.)
294. Wyant, Wendy. Countertransference.
295. Yuval, Merav. “A danse for life”: dance movement therapy with pediatric oncology patients.
296. Zimbelmann, Christine. Grief and loss: rebirth through dance therapy.