In September I went to a conference at the University of Surrey where Clare Kell spoke about her thesis work. Clare is a qualified physical therapist and was studying the placement training for people studying to be physical therapists.
One of the methods she used was Laban-Bartenieff's proxemics to make field notes of the practice she was seeing. The NHS is very strict about bringing recording devices into clinical situations. I thought this was something that others on our progamme might be able to use.
here are some links to help
http://www.cardiff.ac.uk/socsi/resources/wp148.pdf
http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL6AAA1B0585287767
More on Laban who is recognised as a 'theorist' in movement and dance
http://www.sesame-institute.org/movement-rudolf-laban
More about Laban and movement
firstly form Middlesex's own Rescen's blog - Art Cross London 2013 project
http://rescen.net/blog5/2013/08/the-social-kinesphere/
http://labspace.open.ac.uk/file.php/6691/APPLICATION_OF_LABAN_MOVEMENT_ANALYSIS_TO.pdf
http://www.laban-analyses.org/laban_analysis_reviews/laban_analysis_notation/space_harmony_choreutics/planes/laban_dimensional_planes.htm
http://www.dancecritics.org/blog/
AND finally a few blogs about this area of learning which includes links to theatre
A blog about someone doing practitioner research about movement - image from this blog Haptic Experiments' - last entry 2012
http://hapticexperiments.wordpress.com/2012/02/02/hello-world/
http://www.danskili.com/sections/laban-movement-workshops.html
http://kinesphere.wordpress.com/tag/laban-movement-analysis/
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