DSAR is the art of attuning to the organic self and the organic environment.
DSAR is an experiment. An index of seemingly helpful invitations in our collective journey. It appreciates and acknowledges it’s roots and the lineage of Ideas which preludes it’s formation
DSAR invites to return to the experience of biological synchrony, emotional attunement, ancestral connection, social equity, and transpersonal presence. It supports us to recognize our wholeness as individuals, communities, and organizations.
DSAR approach can be applied in organizations for Diversity and Inclusion leadership, as well in group therapy, and personal growth.
By shifting attention to the present moment and mapping the environment with senses, we get in tune with life. When our underlying biology and internal rhythms become more harmonious and find their organic movements, a natural expansion of capacity occurs.
The work of “Dynamic Somatic Attuenment and Repatterining” (DSAR) is in essence about relationship and connection. DSAR is a form of somatic education and contemplative movement therapy developed by Adel Andalibi Phd. that integrates ancient and modern ways of interpersonal mindfulness, skilled touch, movement, breath, active imagination, improvisation and empathic dialogue to help people of all ages and abilities to relieve their own stress, find centered expressiveness, eliminate unnecessary suffering, and cultivate nourishment in the social field. While DSAR is aligned with the cutting edge contemporary neuroscience and frontlines of trauma treatment research, it leaps ahead of science and it that sense is a work of art.
Dynamic:it comes through unceasing movement sessions and dance. Each activity is weaved into and built upon to the previous one. the whole session is one peace. As life itself it doesn't stop.
Somatic: it is body based and contemplative. It owes to the Hakomi method of sensorimotor psychotherapy, somatic experiencing, discipline of Authentic movement asian contemplative movement practices.
Attunement: it is relational. while in line with contemporary attachment theory and interpersonal neurobiology. It draws its power from Sufi, and Shaivist yogic practices.
Re-patterning: in it’s ultimate form is transformative. it re-patterns the embodied experience of how we relate to self and the world.
DSAR approach can be experienced in the form of group training, group therapy, or private sessions.
List of DSAR approach Entry Workshops:
Gift of Homecoming: Embodied presence, a journey of self discovery integrating Authentic Movement and somatic psychotherapy.
Gift of Welcoming: Embodied Compassion. this workshop is a space to deepen understanding of nonviolent communication and other empathic forms of dialogue through somatic and experiential activities. Suitable for those familiar with NVC who want to go beyond the linguistic tools of NVC and feel the principles in heart, and body.
Dance of Relationships: This workshop is a dialogue between Contact improvisation and attachment theory in the framework of DSAR method. Topics like insecurity, boundaries, languages of love, developmental trauma will be covered.
Tuning bodywork: is a hands on trauma sensitive bodywork.
Singing the Self (Embodied Vocal Expression): Is a process of embodiment of vocal expression and exploration of relationships, emotions and vocality.
Embodied Child: somatic movement , meditation, and developmental self discovery for children and teens.
Embodied Parent: Child development and DSAR parenting module
Overcoming the Past: Mapping and starting the journey for trauma recovery.
Earth Dance; A somatic movement module to rediscover our ecological self
Dance of Collective: building conscious organic communities, from philosophy to practice, practical facilitation skills
Contemporary Rasa sadhana: Core Creative Meditations on emotions, meeting point of Tantric theory of emotions and performing arts, inner awakening through emotions and expression.
