Interactions of Dual Training and Practice in Dance/Movement Therapy and Yoga
Interactions of Dual Training and Practice in Dance/Movement Therapy and Yoga: An Interview Study A Thesis Submitted to the Faculty of Drexel University by Amy Nicole Borskey in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Masters in Creative Arts in Therapy August 2007 Copyright © 2007 Amy Nicole Borskey, All Rights Reserved Appendix F: Background Information about Subjects Subject Opening Opening Question Question Question Question Question 1 Question 2 I A I B I C I D #1 Hunter Kripalu DMT 6 years Both Kripalu, College Iyengar #2 Antioch Maine, New Yoga 8 years Both Hatha, Vinyasa, University Hampshire, Ashtanga, Wisconsin Bikram, Yin #3 Goucher Chicago; DMT 1 year Both Vinyasa, Kriya, College Cambridge, Hatha, Iyengar, MA Kundalini, Pre- Natal #4 Alternate Carnegie Yoga 10 years Both Kripalu, Route Mellon, Iyengar Omega Institute #5 Pratt Institute Integral Yoga simultane Both Hatha, Life ously Force, Pre- Natal #6 Goucher Om Yoga in DMT 8 years Both Iyengar, College Manhattan Vinyasa, Restorative, Pre-Natal #7 Hunter New York Yoga 8 years Both Hatha, College City Kundalini, Iyengar, Kripalu #8 Hahnemann Joan White, DMT 2 years Yoga only Iyengar University Philadelphia #9 Hahnemann Joan White, DMT 1 year Both Iyengar, Power University Philadelphia yoga, Ashtanga Acknowledgments I wish to thank the following people: Ellen Schelly Hill—for guiding me through this entire process with great care and compassion, for answering all of my questions and for helping me grow professionally, academically, and as a person. I could not have done this without you! Dr. Ellen Adelman—for your time, consideration, and knowledge.
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