The whole series has 7 modules in  education and therapy, related to different art forms of music, drama, dance, expressive art, poetry, and play. Each module consists of 4-8 seminars. Every seminar is of one hour duration, including 40-45 minutes of lecture plus a 15-20 minutes long Q&A session. All sessions are recorded (live), so as to be available for future instruction and learning. Towards this end,  we have recruited a team to support the technical and logistic aspects of the sessions.

In the meantime, with our Laban series​‘s finale at Dec 2018. The CAET series​, consisting of 30 plus webinars, launched in December 2018 and will run through 2021. From these webinar presenters, we will eventually select the speakers for the CAET World Forum, held live in Europe and China. In addition, the revenues from this webinar series will be used to sponsor open access publishing of our CAET journal and the academic conferences in China and Europe.

For this event, we also invite and select  interested institutions to be the event partners in this elite club. The partnership is free of charge and your institution’s name and web link will be listed on the event pages. Besides, the members associated with your organization will get a discounted price for the webinars. If you would like to join this partnership program, please send us the name, logo, and a very brief introduction of your institution, together with the estimated number of  associated members.

About the SPEAKERS

About the AGENDA

(Please note the live sessions have finished. If you like to watch the recordings, please get in touch with us)

Event partners

• Chinese Arts Therapy Group, Chinese Psychological Association
• Association for Dance Movement Psychotherapy UK
• University of Hertfordshire, UK
• Department of Art Education, East China Normal University, China
• Shanghai Mental Health Center, China
• Mark Morris Dance Group/Dance for Parkinson Program, US
• University of Derby, UK
• Creative Arts Therapy Research Unit, the University of Melbourne, Australia
• School of Arts, Peking University, China
• Orpea Xianlin International Care Center, China/Orpea Healthcare Group, France
• World Alliance of Dance Movement Therapy (WADMT)
• Institute of Expressive Psychotherapy, Art Therapy Italiana, Italy
• Beijing Normal University/Applied Drama and Expressive Arts Education Centre, China
• Brecha Center/Danza Movimiento Terapia, Argentina
• Het Dolhuys, National Museum of Psychiatry, The Netherlands
• World of Art and Brut Culture (WABC), China
• Association of Creative Movement, Italy
• Laban/Bartenieff Institute of Movement Studies (LIMS), US
• Myongji University/Music Therapy Department, South Korea
• Jessica Kingsley Publishers, UK
• Pratt Institute, US
• Delattre Dance Company, Germany
• Nanjing Outsider Art Studio, China
• Dept. of Dance/ Movement Psychotherapy, Institute of Practical Psychology and Psychoanalysis, Russia
• University of Applied Sciences of Special Needs Education Zürich, Switzerland
• Les Grands Ballets Canadiens de Montréal/National Centre for Dance Therapy, Canada
• PBSP (Pesso Boyden System Psychomotor) Institute, Germany
• International Society for Education Through Art (InSEA)
• Chinese Adult Education Association/Chinese Ministry of Education, China
• Tongji University, College of Arts and Media, China
• Royal Academy of Dance, China hedquater
• Dance and Creative Wellness Foundation, the Netherlands
• Zhongshan Hospital, Fudan University, China
• Laban Events, Switzerland