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{"value"=>"<p> <span class=\"title\">Experiencing and Transforming: Dance Therapy Imagery of an HIV+ Client</span></p> <p>This paper analyzes the use of dance/movement therapy (DMT) to explore the movement and imagery of a client with three diagnoses: schizophrenia, crack addiction and an HIV+ status. Grounded in the work of Kubler-Ross and Jung, the research utilizes both quantitative and qualitative approaches. The client's movement and imagery are examined to assess her degree of “experiencing.” Degree of “experiencing” (Gendlin) is determined via a quantitative analysis of the level of the imagery (Lusebrink) and the accompanying movement's point of initiation in the body.</p> <p>The client's degree of “experiencing” increases as the dance/movement therapy work progresses and after discussion (between therapist and client) of the client's HIV+ status. The imagery is analyzed qualitatively from a Jungian perspective and reveals themes related to transformation, and death and dying. Suggestions are made to facilitate further research into dance/movement therapy with people with AIDS and to improve clinical practice with the same population.</p>"}
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