Fagkveld med José Miguel Calderón og Judith Alalú: Recovering Vitality Through Expressive Arts, tir. 20.10 kl.19-21
José Miguel Calderón og Judith Alalú er begge lærere på EGS og grunnleggere av KUT-instituttet i Peru. De deler denne kvelden om sitt arbeid;
"Tinkuy Vital emerges from the convergence of two doctoral investigations in Expressive Arts Therapy: Judith Alalú ´s inquiry into vitality as a transformative journey, and José Miguel Calderón ´s research, Tinkuy: The Encounter Between Peruvian Imaginary and Expressive Arts. This synthesis generates a nine-dimensional framework for regeneration and vital recovery—an expanded vision of Expressive Arts praxis that integrates Andean cosmovision with existential, psychoanalytic, archetypal, ecopoetic, and artistic theoretical lineages."
Workshopen skjer på Zoom og er gratis for våre medlemmer. Den vil være på engelsk. Deltakere oppfordres til å ta med enkelt materiell for å tegne, male eller andre måter å uttrykke seg på.
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Send din påmelding til info@nfkut.no innen 13.10. Zoom-link sendes ut til påmeldte.
José Miguel Calderón, Ph.D.
Expressive Arts Therapist, educator, and clinical supervisor with 25+ years of professional experience in therapeutic and community-based interventions. Co-Director of the Arts, Health & Society (AHS) Division at the European Graduate School (Switzerland), where he directs the doctoral program in Intermodal Expressive Arts. His doctoral research, Tinkuy: The Encounter Between Expressive Arts Therapy and Peruvian Imaginary, explores the intersections between phenomenological inquiry, Andean cosmovision, and psychotherapeutic practice as vehicles for social transformation. Co-founder of TAE Perú (2004), his work has centered on integrating embodied expressive practices with indigenous frameworks to address collective trauma and regeneration. Primary modalities: movement and creative writing.
Judith Alalú, Ph.D.
Expressive Arts Therapist, educator, and clinical supervisor with 25+ years of clinical experience. Ph.D. in Expressive Arts Therapy from the European Graduate School; co-founder of TAE Perú (2004); faculty in international graduate programs. Her doctoral research examined vitality and the transformative contributions of expressive arts in therapeutic and community contexts. Visual artist and creative practitioner whose investigations into deformation and vital processes inform her therapeutic praxis. Current research centers on intersections between relational psychoanalysis, expressive arts, and conceptual frameworks of encounter and vitality.