Where InterPlay and Voice Movement Therapy connect.
Voicing Our Lives
Trish Watts
Oakland, CA
One weekend only Sat & Sun Sept 6-7 • 9am-5pm
• Ever wanted to sing with abandon?
• Free your true creative voice?
• Harness your expressive confidence and power?
Come try this workshop or book for an individual session with Trish.
“when I speak of singing, I do not consider this to be an artistic exercise, but the possibility, and the means to recognize oneself, and to transform this recognition into conscious life.” Alfred Wolfsohn
Who is this for? Anyone who desires to sing!
Whether it is to find more emotional articulation and range, explore the many voices that exist within ones self or to practice an embodied approach to one’s own life story.
About Voice Movement Therapy. An exploration of the self through the voice used to investigate, open up and expand the range of expression. It allows the freedom to convey our emotional states, our conscious thoughts and our unvoiced selves. A holistic approach grounded in the body it was developed by Paul Newham of the UK drawing on the pioneering work of singing teacher Alfred Wolfsohn, actor Roy Hart and psychologist Carl Jung. The discipline encompasses voice, music, theatre, the in-depth work of therapy and the recognition that to be creative is intrinsic to the human condition. It provides a means by which to move past the confines of our individual story.
• Free your true creative voice?
• Harness your expressive confidence and power?
Come try this workshop or book for an individual session with Trish.
“when I speak of singing, I do not consider this to be an artistic exercise, but the possibility, and the means to recognize oneself, and to transform this recognition into conscious life.” Alfred Wolfsohn
Who is this for? Anyone who desires to sing!
Whether it is to find more emotional articulation and range, explore the many voices that exist within ones self or to practice an embodied approach to one’s own life story.
About Voice Movement Therapy. An exploration of the self through the voice used to investigate, open up and expand the range of expression. It allows the freedom to convey our emotional states, our conscious thoughts and our unvoiced selves. A holistic approach grounded in the body it was developed by Paul Newham of the UK drawing on the pioneering work of singing teacher Alfred Wolfsohn, actor Roy Hart and psychologist Carl Jung. The discipline encompasses voice, music, theatre, the in-depth work of therapy and the recognition that to be creative is intrinsic to the human condition. It provides a means by which to move past the confines of our individual story.
Cost: $250/ $225 early registration (by 8/31)
Registration/Information: info@interplay.org or 510/465-2797
Venue
InterPlayce
2273 Telegraph Avenue (at 23rd St.)
Oakland, CA 94612
InterPlayce is the center of the InterPlay universe. The offices for Body Wisdom, Inc. are also located here. The building is at the corner of 23rd and Telegraph, one block north of West Grand. It is just a few blocks from the 19th Street Downtown Oakland BART station, and on several convenient bus lines. On-street parking is always available at night and metered during the day. It is also easily accessible by several of the major freeways.
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Leaders
Trish Watts
Trish Watts
A singer, songwriter, educator and community choir director, with over 40 years experience as a performer, animator and creative arts facilitator in Australia and overseas. Co-founder of InterPlay Australia, she has completed studies in Voice Movement Therapy in the US. Trish has published over 10 collections of original music. She offers workshops and retreats in singing, creativity, spirituality and body wisdom. For more info see the International Association for Voice Movement Therapy, InterPlay Australia Association, and in the US: www.Interplay.org