SESSIONS
The Deep Play Institute Team offers a unique blend of one-on-one deep play sessions
integrating transformative practice with artistic sensibility.
integrating transformative practice with artistic sensibility.
Our facilitators are deep play "professionals", and highly experienced in their respective interdisciplinary practices.
Sessions are offered at sliding scale rates. Please see the below links for more information, and to set up a free info session
Sessions are offered at sliding scale rates. Please see the below links for more information, and to set up a free info session
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Aaron Finbloom
Inner partswork through a dynamic mixture of IFS, Psychodrama, Circling and Imaginal Visioning Aaron Finbloom is a philosopher, artist and pedagogue. He is the co-founder of The School of Making Thinking (SMT) and the founder & director of The Deep Play Institute (DPI). His practice involves expanding transformative inquiry through games, performance art and structured play. With training in Circling, Authentic Relating, and Psychodrama, he also facilitates experimental individual and group sessions inspired by these practices. Finbloom has presented works internationally at venues which include: The Museum of Contemporary Art in Chicago, Gallery 151 (New York), Maschinenhaus Kulturbrauerei (Berlin), UNAM (Mexico City), and MainLine Theatre (Montreal). He holds a PhD in Interdisciplinary Humanities & Fine Arts from Concordia University in Montreal, and is currently teaching Philosophy at the City College of New York and The University of Portland. |
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Christie Animas
Constellation, exploration and embodiment of inner parts around a centered place providing inner freedom and creativity. Christie is a playful human researcher exploring consciousness through embodiment, parts work, therapy, theater and play. Originally from Belgium, she first trained as an Occupation Therapist, and specialised in play therapy for children (Belgium). She then became a Voice Dialogue practitioner, a Fool Expression Workshop Facilitator and trained in Body Informed Leadership (UK). She loves exploring what she calls the "Inner Villages" within each one of us, made of sets of parts, dynamics and inner dramas. She works 1:1 with clients online and offers group workshops and retreats in the UK and Europe. www.christieanimas.com |
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Netta Sadovsky
Visioning practice of allowing parts to emerge from deep subconscious realms, like a waking dream Netta Sadovsky, MFA, LSW (she/they) is an artist and therapist living in Philadelphia, PA, and the Assistant Director at The Deep Play Institute. Netta leads retreats and events in their role at The Deep Play Institute, and has a passion for building community around relational mindfulness and creativity. At West Philly Therapy Center, they provide individual and relationship therapy specializing in Somatic Internal Family Systems, working with kink, polyamory, challenges of artmaking, and healing from relational trauma. Netta has a Masters in Social Work and Social Research from Bryn Mawr College, has level 1 training in Internal Family Systems Therapy, small group consultancy training in Tavistock Group Relations, and extensive training in Psychodrama and Ketamine Assisted Psychotherapy. Netta has a background in visual art, with an MFA from Tyler School of Art. |
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Sarah Ledbetter
Creative explorations of emotional and embodied awareness: Body Mind Centering and Somatic Psychology Sarah is a dancing writer and a body-based psychotherapist whose work has been presented or published nationally and internationally at such cool spots and publications as the Sans Souci Festival of Dance Film, the Berlin Black Film Festival, Earthdance E|Merge Interdisciplinary Arts Residency, the Body Mind Centering Conference, floromancy, Fourth River, Right Hand Pointing, and R and R Literary Magazine. Her main interest is how the fiesta of being in a body flows reciprocally into creative, social, site-specific, and therapeutic process. She is currently based in Nashville, Tennessee and Skull Valley, Arizona where her body-based creative and psychotherapeutic practice is anchored and winged. |