Psykiskt välmående inom breaking
Detta avsnitt handlar om positiva och negativa aspekter av breakingens inverkan på mental hälsa. Medproducent för det här specifika avsnittet är Emelie Kazemi, dansare och Ptp-psykolog. Vi tar avstamp i en enkät som publicerades i facebookgruppen ”Svensk breaking” där vi ställde frågor på ämnet. Utöver det intervjuar via Peter Lovatt aka Dr Dance samt Robin Leo aka Lil Rob från U-Town Crew/Grounded Crew. Helt klart det bästa avsnittet hittills.
Låten som spelas i slutet av podden är; The Avalances – Frontier Pshychiatrist
English Translation (thank you Google Translate)
Svenska Breakare är podcasten där vi lyftar fram de personer som på ett eller annat sätt har påverkat den svenska breaking/ breakdans scenen. Ni får träffa intressanta människor som berättar om hur de hittade in i dansen, vad som hände sen och hur deras liv ser ut idag. Men vi pratar också om hur framtiden ser ut för dansen. Podden produceras av Fredrik Öjbro och Björn Hagstedt med bidrag från Riksorganisationen för breaking Devote. Det grafiska arbetet är gjort av Antonio Magana.
Jag ringde upp Mauro Mardones Rodriguez aka Flaco för att prata om det öppna brev han formulerat till DSF. Flaco är en av (om inte den) mest konsekventa dansaren inom vår scen. Han har varit på toppnivå sedan minst 2001. Hur resonerar han om allt det här? Vi pratar om OS påverkan på breaking och hur han tror att ett nytt stort event kommer förändra breaking scenen.
Du hittar brevet och namninsamlingen här: https://www.skrivunder.com/oppet_brev_till_dsf-_os_2024?fbclid=IwAR2WqFMBeMAnzU1_UE5RZbfOzU9oUOv-S2XfeCmzJLc1kVqgOs9rhZs3a1g
Dr Peter Lovatt spent over 20 years working as a university academic. He set up the Dance Psychology Lab to understand dance and dancers from a psychological, scientific perspective. His research has been published in peer-reviewed journals and his teaching has been highly commended. Find out more about his academic life here
Peter Lovatt is an author and he has written two books: “The Dance Cure, the surprising secret to being smarter, stronger, happier” was first published by Short Books in the UK in 2020. “Dance Psychology, the science of dance and dancers” was first published in the UK in 2018. Peter has also writes commissioned articles. Find out more about his writing life here
Peter Lovatt is an international keynote speaker who delivers groovy keynotes which inspire, entertain and get minds and pulses racing. Peter has given keynote talks around the world and he has worked with organisations from different sectors, for example, in the banking, tech, creative, education, health and automotive industries. Find out more about his keynotes here
Peter Lovatt is a founding director of the Movement in Practice (MiP) Academy. The MiP Academy is a specialist provider of education in the psychology of movement and dance. MiP Academy is an accredited provider of Continuing Professional Development (CPD), Continuing Education (CE) and Continuing Professional Education (CPE), providing both anytime learning and scheduled face-to-face learning opportunities. Find out more about MiP Academy here
Peter Lovatt became known as Dr Dance through his TV and media work. He first appeared as Dr Dance on the Graham Norton Show (BBC) in 2008 and Dr Dance has since made over 1000 appearances across all major UK TV and radio networks, in magazines and newspapers and on stage. Dr Dance has made several stage shows, including “Dance Dr Dance” (2010), “INSPIRED Psychology Danced” (2011) and “Boogie on the Brain” (2018). Find out more about Dr Dance here
Peter Lovatt lives on the beautiful north Norfolk coast with his partner and their two sons.
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