Accompanying and emotional therapy in art and movement
With Netta Aburman Zeigner

I am Neta, married and mother to Ariel and Jonathan.

She has a BA in psychology and an MA in art therapy with a specialization in movement. I worked with children in the welfare framework, at the Child Development Institute and in communication kindergartens.

Movement and art have always been a part of my life and they were a way for me to express my feelings and my inner world. Movement therapy allows the patient to observe the body and mind and the connection between them. Children connect and have fun easily because the movement allows freedom to play and move, which they have naturally.

Through movement, play and art I connect to the inner world of my patients and am attentive to the emotional content that arises while getting to know the patient’s emotions and feelings also through guided imagination and music. As part of my toolbox, I am also authorized to work and integrate tools from the “Giraffe Language – Magic Keys to Communication” model in the therapeutic work, a well-known model for communication between people and adapted to children and toddlers in particular. The work is done through the world of creativity, theater, music and movement in order to help the patient understand what he feels and express what he feels in diverse ways that allow expression and release. I believe that these tools of creativity, art, expression and movement can be a bridge to the inner world of the child or adult and help him understand himself better and thus be happier and more fulfilled.