Motion Analysis (Cary Rick)
The motion analysis is a method based on Cary Rick back. She began to conceive this in the 1980s during a critical examination of dance therapy . When he founded the Institute for Movement Analysis in Switzerland in 1994 for training, further education and research, the main features of the method and the curriculum were formulated.
The method
The movement analysis according to Cary Rick documents the body movement as a motor behavior in the interactive and intersubjective life process. Observation criteria that have been specially standardized for this method enable the creation of motoric findings. They record the individually available movement fundus, support the planning and review of interventions and provide a phenomenological basis for reviewing efficiency. In this, observation and analysis manifest themselves directly in the movement script developed by Rick. Their signs classify spontaneous movements as specific motor phenomena within a closed concept of elementary movement skills, which are constitutive for the functional and interactive ability to act.
Fields of application
The method is used in various professional fields: social and special pedagogues, physiotherapists, teachers, psychotherapists, gymnastics and movement pedagogues, psychologists, doctors and psychiatrists.
literature
- Boesau-Vavrik, Rita: Movement and Relationship. Aspects of teacher / student interaction against the background of psychoanalytic pedagogy and movement analysis (C. Rick). University of Music and Performing Arts Vienna, Institute for Music and Movement Education and Music Therapy, Master's thesis in Music and Movement Education; Rhythmics / Rhythmic-Musical Education
- Berger, Dominique / Bucher-Hunziker, Celia / Gamma-Sanden, Elke / Müller, Monika / Rick, Cary: ICF and movement analysis. http://www.dimdi.de/static/de/klassi/icf/icf-projekte.html
- Bucher-Hunziker, Celia: Importance of the ICF guidelines for psychomotor therapy. Attempt to integrate the language of the ICF into the practice of psychomotor skills. Intercantonal University for Curative Education (HfH), Zurich, Psychomotor Department
- Ebell, Ursula: A la Recherche du Corps Perdu. The motion analysis, method Cary Rick; Attempt to apply it to representative presentation. Master's thesis, Ludwig Maximilians University, Munich, Faculty of Philosophy for History and Art Studies. Institute for Theater Studies
- Gamma-Sanden, Elke: On the handicap of the handicapped. Three motion analyzes. IBA. Gontenschwil 1999
- Gamma-Sanden, Elke: On the handicap of the handicapped. In: Heim, Switzerland, volume 72. Page 388f. 2001
- Gamma-Sanden, Elke: Movement analysis and the international classification of functional ability, disability and health (ICF) of the World Health Organization (WHO). http://institutfuerbewegungsanalyse.net/
- Keller-Imhof, Ursula: Movement, Body and Person. In: Social Pedagogy. No. 3, 2003
- Knechtli, Brigitte: motion analysis, method Cary Rick. Application in psychomotor therapy. Intercantonal University for Curative Education (HfH), Zurich, Psychomotor Department
- Lischke, Ursula: motion analysis, method Cary Rick. In: Dictionary of Psychotherapy. Vienna / New York. 1999
- Lischke, Ursula / Gisi, Ursula Andrea / Keller Imhof, Ursula / Suske, Veronika / Witoszynskyj, Eleonore: movement analysis. Four uses. (Ed.) Cary Rick. IBA. Gontenschwil 2000
- Löschmann, Helge: Contact improvisation as an intervention in the movement-analytical treatment of borderline syndrome and patients with early disorders in the context of inpatient short-term therapy. An investigation from the perspective of movement analytical therapy. Diploma thesis in psychology, University of Bremen
- Rick, Cary: the eye of the beholder. Movement perception and movement interpretation in theater dance. In: Tanz Affiche, No. 31, Vienna 1991. (1st Prize Austrian Magazine Association)
- Rick, Cary: The movement adaptation. In: Tanz Affiche, No. 24, Vienna 1990
- Rick, Cary: motion analysis, method Cary Rick. In: Psychotherapie Forum, Volume 2, Issue No. 2. Vienna June 1994
- Rick, Cary: Movement Analytical Therapy, Part 1. IBA. Gontenschwil 1996
- Rick, Cary: Movement Notation. Gontenschwil 1995
- Rick, Cary: From stage dance to dance therapy, I & II. In: Tanz Affiche, No. 7 & 8. Vienna 1998
- Rick, Cary: The Eye of the Beholder - Movement Perception and the Interpretation of Theatrical Dancing. In: Dance Chronicle, Volume 14, New York 1991
- Rick, Cary: Five Topics. On theory and intervention in dance therapy. Altmünster 1992
- Rick, Cary: Basic theses for dance therapy. In: Tanz Aktuell. No. 3, Berlin 1989
- Rick, Cary: Movement and Meaning. In: Psychoanalytic Inquiry. (Eds.) Lichtenberg, Joseph D. Hillsdale, New Jersey, 2001
- Rick, Cary: Social Reality of the Body. In: Tanz Aktuell. No. 1, Berlin 1989
- Rick, Cary: Dance Therapy. An introduction to the basics. Stuttgart-New York 1989
- Rick, Cary: Dance Therapy versus Bodywork. In: Tanz Aktuell. No. 2. Berlin 1989
- Rick, Cary: Signs and Substance: Body Movement as a Research Source and Laban Movement Analysis. In: Tanz Affiche, No. 53, Vienna 1994
- Rick, Cary and Lischke, Ursula: Intimacy: The meanings of closeness in the context of identity. Report, research symposium. IBA.Gontenschwil 1998
- Spiegel Dachs, Inge: The integration of the arms into the body image. IBA. Gontenschwil 1999
- Schwartz, Sonja: body-less. The promotion of the ability to act through movement analysis, method Cary Rick. Diploma thesis to obtain the academic degree 'Magister der Philosophie' in the subject of pedagogy at the elementary and integrative science faculty of the University of Vienna. 2001
- Weiss, Monika: Fibromalgia Syndrome (FMS). A psychosomatic treatment concept. In: Physiotherapy practice. Vol. 1 (4). December 2008. pp. 20-25.