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Title: Dance/movement therapy impact on quality of life in clients with co-occurring HIV, addiction, and mood disorders.
Author(s): Fairfax, Angela M. Tatum
Advisor(s): Goodill, S. (Sherry)
Date: 2003-08
Type: Thesis

Title: Dance/movement therapy and autistic disorder : a case analysis of a father/son interaction
Author(s): Cornman, Douglas E.
Advisor(s): Goodill, S. (Sherry)
Date: 1997-08
Type: Thesis

Title: Exploring the Nature of Walking in Dance/Movement Therapy, An Artistic Inquiry
Author(s): Albert, Lauren M.
Advisor(s): Goodill, S. (Sherry)
Date: 201506
Type: Thesis

Title: Diagnostic Implications from Clinical Assessment of Movement Pathology Across Contexts Using the Movement Psychodiagnostic Inventory, A Comparison Study
Author(s): Linn, Allison J.
Advisor(s): Goodill, S. (Sherry)
Date: 2015-06
Type: Thesis

Title: A Dance/Movement Therapy Approach to Alcohol Use Disorder Recovery
Author(s): Clofer, Chelsa La. Jaon
Advisor(s): Goodill, S. (Sherry), Chou, Jessica
Date: 2019-08
Type: Thesis

Title: Applying traumatic body memory theory to a childhood context using a dance/movement therapy perspective
Author(s): Cohen, Mallory
Advisor(s): Goodill, S. (Sherry), Pylvänäinen, Päivi, Devereaux, Christina
Date: 2019-06
Type: Thesis

Title: Body Memory in Those who Experienced Loss in Childhood and Adolescence, Implications for Dance/Movement Therapy
Author(s): Simpkins, Sara Anne
Advisor(s): Goodill, S. (Sherry)
Date: 2016-05
Type: Thesis

Title: Movement Synchrony and Interaction Quality in Individuals with ASD, A Mixed Methods Secondary Analysis of Partnered Activities in Dance/Movement Therapy
Author(s): Manders, Elizabeth Jeanne
Advisor(s): Goodill, S. (Sherry)
Date: 2016-01
Type: Thesis

Title: Experiences of Biographical Disruption Among Young Adult Cancer Survivors, A Phenomenological Study
Author(s): Gallagher, Erin A.
Advisor(s): Goodill, S. (Sherry)
Date: 2017-05
Type: Thesis

Title: Mobilizing to empower and restore, Dance/movement therapy with children affected by war and organized violence.
Author(s): Harris, David Alan
Advisor(s): Goodill, S. (Sherry)
Date: 2002-05
Type: Thesis

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