Toshiharu KASAI - Emeritus Professor (2020)
Ex- Professor of Department of Clinical Psychology, 
Faculty of Humanities, Sapporo Gakuin University, Japan
 
Certified Dance Therapist and Vice President  
of Japan Dance Therapy Association.
 
Toshiharu Kasai: Dance therapist certified by Japan Dance Therapy Association and Vice President, teaching Dance Therapy and Psychological Methodology as Professor at Sapporo Gakuin University, Japan, while giving dance therapy programs at mental clinics.  
Kasai has been performing as a Butoh dancer around the world since 1990s as  Itto Morita of Butoh group "GooSayTen" .  
 
 
 
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Dance Therapy Workshops in Europe
 ( for reference : after 2009 )
ECArTE - European Consortium for Arts Therapies Education has been held every 2 years. Kasai has carried out Expeiential Workshops for the professional therapists of dance therapy, art therapy, drama therapy, and music therapy since 2009.
 
ECArTE 2017 in Krakow, Poland 
 
 
Body Learning Practises in Dance Movement Psychotherapy 
 for Highly Body Sensitive People 
  
  Workshop Presentation in ECArTE 2017
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ECArTE 2015 in Palermo, Italy 
 
 
Significance of Slow and Small Movements in Japanese Dance Therapy 
 
Workshop Presentation in ECArTE 2015 (PDF) 
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ECArTE2013 - Paris, France  
 
Three phased dance therapy program for enhanced awareness and reflection 
 
Workshop presentation abstract 2013 (PDF) 
    
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ECArTE 2011- Lucca, Italy  
Feeling, a subconscious and built-in physical evaluation system, works in Butoh dance method 
 
Workshop presentation abstract 2011 (PDF) 
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ECArTE 2009 - London, U.K.  
 
Sense of Safety and Security for Creative Works nurtured by Meditative Butoh Dance Movements 
 
Workshop presentation abstract 2009 (PDF) 
	
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He stayed in UK in 2009 in order to study dance therapy with Professor Helen Payne of University of Hertfordshire, and instructed Butoh related workshops in UK, Holland, Spain, Latvia, and Estonia.  His workshop presentation for ECArTE 2009 in London was "Sense of safety and security for creative works nurtured by meditative Butoh dance movements". 
 
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