• M.Ed ; R.M.N; Dip. Nursing; Dip. Humanistic Psychology. Psychiatric nursing work including people who have experienced long term mental health challenges as the result of trauma.
   

• Peter is an advocate for the recovery of psychological well-being through participative arts. He co-founded the award winning Arts and Mental Health charity Inside Out Community. www.insideoutcommunity.com
   

• He has published two books on mental health care Recovery: a guide for mental health practitioners and Mental Health Practice: a guide to compassionate care.

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Peter lives and works in Suffolk, UK
 

• Dance Therapist, Art Therapist and   Circle Dance facilitator.
   

• Laura has run trainings for dance teachers in therapeutic and creative dance.
   

• She works with individuals and groups using a synthesis of dance and art modalities www.danzaterapiadf.com

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Laura has teamed up with Stefan in international Zoom dance events, and is translating Stefan’s book ‘Dancewise’ into Spanish.

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Laura lives and works in Mexico City

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• Certified Marriage and Family Therapist. Masters in Counselling Psychology with a specialization in Somatic psychology.
   

• Her professional work has largely been in the field of substance use disorders.
   

In addiction recovery work Maureen has incorporated her Circle Dance teaching and harp playing in tandem with counselling.

These provide people fighting addiction with ‘anchors’ and ‘oases’ to reduce anxiety, foster a sense of agency and enhance self-acceptance.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6P8LjCooTIw
 

Maureen lives in Ben Lomond, California and works in nearby Santa Cruz.

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• Holistic bodyworker and nutritionist
   

• Deeply embodied trauma, anxiety, chronic pain and frozen muscles are often the motivation for clients to request treatments.
   

• Certified in Sports Massage and Tuina (Chinese medical massage).
   

• Incorporates movement therapy to 'unlock the sticky' and breath-work to calm the nervous system.
   

• Stretches and micro-movements give clients agency in self-care, as they work towards flexibility. https://www.facebook.com/bookyourtherapy

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Kerry lives and works in Ipswich, UK

 

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• Psychotherapist in private practice since 2006 in South Manchester, Cheshire and online.
   

• Trained in Counselling Skills (2005), Human Givens Psychotherapy (HGI, 2006), and Brief Solution-Focussed Hypnotherapy (2006).
   

• Additional training in Mindfulness-Based Therapies (psychotherapy UK 2012 & integrated mindfulness 2013-17), Compassion-Focussed Therapy (psychotherapy UK 2013) and Coherence Therapy (Coherence Psychology Institute, 2014-21).
   

• Senior Member of the National Council of Psychotherapy.
  
  Kevan lives and works in Cheshire, UK

       www.kevanowen.com

 

• Dancewise TV Interviewer
   

• The Tame Wild Channel: nature videos for stress relief
   

• Evolutionary Healing

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Teacher of The Form Reality Practice (movement meditation in Presence) Healing Energy Work, Holistic Hypnotherapy.

 

Venetia acts as an energy catalyst for awakening & healing. She helps people suffering from the effects of stress and trauma to find calmness, clarity and peace of mind. 

She can work in-person or remotely over distance.

 

Several Complementary Health Charities, set up Community Projects and volunteered with a Combat Stress Veterans Support Group.

 

www.venetiacampbell.com

Welcome to the Tame Wild Channel

 

Stefan Freedman is an internationally acclaimed dance facilitator, choreographer, social filmmaker, author, multi-instrumentalist/singer-songwriter and a gifted teacher. His therapeutic work in trauma release includes ongoing partnerships with several charitable organizations.

 

He has studied Psychosynthesis, Nonviolent Communication, Co-Counseling, Voice Dialogue and Neuro-Linguistic Programing and has a BA in Social Anthropology from the University of East Anglia, and a PGCE from Avery College, London.

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Stefan has a long-standing deep interest in the resolution of collective trauma. His research into dance reveals its wide-ranging benefits to mental, emotional and social health and in creating a thriving interwoven community. He is working to develop movement and music based courses for groups, such as refugee communities and those recovering from substance addiction, who are living with the effects of trauma. This project is partnered by Susila Dharma, Joinavision, Karibu, The Inside Out Community, SICA Britain and Neskaya Movement Arts Center, USA.   

 

For more about Stefan’s work, and choreography and publications, see: www.worldance.org, and www.dancewise.net

 

Jenny works in embodied and creative ways, that enable thriving for all. 

 

Contact Improvisation dance is, by definition, a wordless way of responding to change whilst in physical contact with another who is also responding. And, as this relational body starts

re-membering its natural capacity to respond safely and creatively the thinking mind may begin to rest from its habit of planning and predicting 

 

Jenny has completed training in psychology, teaching, dance and somatic well-being. She has decades of experience in responding creatively - as a builder in the cooperative movement, as a dance and drama teacher in further education, as a performer and as a creative visionary in environmental activism. Jenny is registered with the International Somatic Movement Education and Therapy Association and offers a range of workshops through her organisation ‘Somatic Health’ (www.somatichealth.org). 

 

Movement is Jenny’s preferred language. She feels the ‘outside’ world directly within her body as a living continuation. She is inspired to join with you to discover how you connect with life.

 

Jenny Haycocks BSc (hons), MA, PGCE (PCE), RSME.