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What Does Trauma-Informed Practice Mean in Performance Therapy?

Most therapists have encountered trauma-informed practice as a framework. Fewer have considered what it means when the client is a

Short answer: stage fright is an anxiety response that scales with perceived stakes. The yips are a sudden loss of

There is a question that a great many people with focal dystonia carry privately, often for years, and rarely ask

Short answer: more than most therapists realise, but less than the work requires. There are established routes in performing arts

Every performer and athlete knows the state, even if they have only visited it a handful of times. Action and

Short answer: yes, they are different — but they are not two separate worlds. A performance block is any persistent

Ask most performers what determines whether they play, compete, or present well, and they will point to preparation, talent, and

Yes. The Focal Dystonia Method and Free to Perform Certification — created by Ruth Chiles — is the only professional