Hosted by: Tara Christensen PT, MS, DPT
Guest: Nicole Perry MFA, CLMA
In this episode:
I interview movement professional Nicole Perry, who shares her extensive background in dance education, intimacy coordination, and trauma-informed teaching. We discuss the importance of communication, power dynamics, and consent in dance education, as well as the need for professional development for teachers. Nicole emphasizes the significance of creating safe spaces for students and the role of self-advocacy in their learning journey. The conversation highlights the necessity of understanding discomfort versus safety and the impact of trauma-informed practices in fostering a supportive learning environment.
Takeaways
Check Nicole out at: nicoleperry.org
TikTok & Instagram: @intimacychoreofl
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Momentum Stage: https://www.momentumstage.org/
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