Eleanor DiPalma's Home Pages
dipalma@dmtgroup.com
Dr. Eleanor M. DiPalma's publications include:

1. "VEI Supports Dance/Movement Therapy in Ghana" (Spring 1995) Pi Lambda Theta Newsletter. Pi Lambda Theta is an International Honor and Professional Association in Education Newsletter
2. Leben und Werk Liljan Espenaks (1996) Projekt Verlag, Dortmund, GERMANY
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3. Stress at Work in the Work Place" [Three 30 minute video programs) Forthcoming on "Crosswalks," New York City's cable television network.
4. "Relationship, A Primary Agent for Change in Dance/movement therapy with persons diagnosed mentally retarded" (paper prepared for publication 1996)
5. "Dance Therapy and Wing Chun Kung Fu, Creating Cultural Connections" (August-October 1994) in Chinese American Art News, Volume 19.
6. "Mind/Body Language" (1993) in DOPeople, the New York City Department of Personnel agency newsletter.
7. "Stress Management Training Leader's Guide" (1993) New York City Department of Personnel, Citywide Managerial and Professional Development Program.
8. "Dance Movement Therapy" (1992) in DOPeople, the New York City Department of Personnel agency newsletter.
9. "Dance Movement Therapy and Human Resources Management" (1992) Conference Proceedings of the American Dance Therapy Association, Columbia, Maryland.
10. "Dynamic Oral Presentations" (1991) Conference Proceedings of the Annual American Dance Therapy Association, San Francisco, California.
11. "Dance/movement therapy: Innovations in the rehabilitation of persons with mental retardation" (1989) Journal of Practical Approaches to Developmental Handicap. Vol. 13, No. 2.
12. "Dance therapy: Innovations in research and rehabilitation with the mentally retarded and developmentally disabled [Summary]." (1988) Abstracts of the 8th World Congress of the International Association for the Scientific Study of Mental Deficiency, Trinity College, Dublin, Ireland.
13. "Dance therapy with the developmentally disabled" (1982) Recreation Conference Journal. Rome Developmental Center, New York State Office of Mental Retardation and Developmental Disabilities.
14. "Case Study of a retarded and emotionally disturbed child in dance therapy" (1980) Conference Compendium of Abstracts for the Annual American Dance Therapy Association.
15. "Dance Therapy is Treatment" (June, 1976) New York State Mental Hygiene News.

Dr. DiPalma serves on the Advisory Board of Expressive Therapy Concepts, a new non-profit organization dedicated to providing education and service in the expressive therapies including art, dance, poetry, drama, and music therapy. Expressive Therapy Concepts is located in

Mont Clare, Pennsylvania.
Email 71344.1352@compuserve.com

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Last Updated: August 15, 1996
Vitaly Brukhman brukhmnv@acf2.nyu.edu