Helen Payne
Professor @University Of Hertfordshire
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WORK HISTORY
Professor @University Of Hertfordshire
Chair in Psychotherapy (embodied relational psychotherapy)
EDUCATION
Laban Centre for Movement and Dance
diploma, movement observation (LMA); research study; dance/movement in special education;
Cambridge Institute of Education, University of Cambridge
PgDip Spec ed counselling), counselling and special needs
Scottish Institute for Human Relations
Participated in a course in group analysis, Analytic Group Work
University of London
PhD, Personal development groups as part of training in HE in dance movement therapy
The University of Sheffield
Cert.Ed, Physical education, Secondary school (dance major)
The University of Manchester
MPhil, Dance movement psychotherapy/adolescents/asocial
SKILLS
ABOUT HELEN PAYNE
UKCP accredited psychotherapist; PSA registered; Fellow & Reg. ADMPUK;Fellow Higher Education Association; International keynote speaker;Clinical supervisor arts psychotherapists/counsellors; Private practice as psychotherapist; movement psychotherapy; Trainer The BodyMind Approach (TBMA) for patients with Medically Unexplained Training and open circles in the Discipline of Authentic Movement - individuals and groups; Physical Intelligence Coach;PhD Principal Supervisor at the University of Hertfordshire and examining internationally in embodied practices; arts therapies; dance movement psychotherapy (DMP) and counselling/psychotherapy;Research interests include practice-based; mixed methodologies and arts informed research; DMP, body oriented psychotherapy/non verbal communication, embodiment, children, adolescents, medically unexplained symptoms ADHD and autism.Founding Editor-in-Chief international peer reviewed journal \'Body, Movement and Dance in Psychotherapy\' published by Taylor and Francis.Author numerous peer reviewed journal articles and books.Specialties: Embodied psychotherapy; Post doc/PhD supervision; clinical supervision; authentic movement; medically unexplained symptoms; group work; personal development in psychotherapy training/practice.Email: H••••••••@herts.ac.uk
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