The First IACASE Leadership Meeting Successfully Held
The first IACASE Leadership Meeting was successfully held on September 25. The purpose of this meeting was to have the founding member institutions meet IACASE board and country representatives,...
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Creative Arts Education and Therapy – Online series
Following the success of our webinar series Laban – History, Applications and Frontiers, which was launched in 2017 and which has attracted a worldwide audience, we will present a second...
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【Research Proposal】Medical Unexplained Symptoms and Attachment Theory: The BodyMind Approach (TBMA)
University of Hertfordshire Supervisor: Professor Helen Payne Research study at the University of Hertfordshire with a working title of: Dance movement psychotherapy with females in China with diagnosed post-traumatic...
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IACASE Build Database in Chinese
IACASE has joined force with Inspirees, the premier provider of professional training program and resources in the creative arts education and therapy, to build up the first database in...
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CAET Indexed in DOAJ in 2020
After rigorous evaluation, CAET is accepted and now fully listed in DOAJ (Directory of Open Access Journal) since January 2020. DOAJ is a community-curated online directory that indexes and provides access...
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ANZACATA Joins IACASE as Professional Member
IACASE (The International Association of Creative Arts Somatic Education) welcomes ANZACATA to the as a professional member, making the total number of professional members 20. Dr. Kate Dempsey, ANZACATA...
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IACASE Established in Europe
The International Association of Creative Arts Somatic Education (IACASE) is a professional association with international orientation and scope. IACASE promotes and supports the global development of creative arts-based somatic...
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