Craig has two new chapters that have been published in recent books on drama therapy and trauma. “The Imagined Body: Drama Therapy’s Unique Contribution to Trauma Treatment” appears as the first chapter in J. F. Jacques’ Trauma and Embodied Healing in Dramatherapy, Theatre and Performance. Featuring an international group of contributors, the book was praised…
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On September 22, Dr, Haen will present the Grand Rounds lecture for Mt Sinai Services/Queens Hospital Center, in which he will address “Arts-Based Approaches to Trauma Processing: Engaging the Imagined Body.” He has spent the past few months providing training in TX to mental health providers and teachers in the wake of mass trauma events.…
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Dates for training: September 29-October 1, 2023 • December 1-3, 2023 • March 15-17, 2024 • June 1-3, 2024 The Kint Institute, where Dr. Haen is the Training Director, is welcoming applications for their 6th cohort this fall. This is an ideal program for therapists who wish to join a vibrant community of clinical professionals…
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Craig was recently quoted in an article for Stars and Stripes, an independent newspaper for the U.S. Military. The article (by reporter Jonathan Snyder) focuses on a book series for kids written by Air Force veteran Dylan Bolander, who uses his own experience with trauma and grief to provide lessons for young people about resilience.…
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On April 14th, Craig will travel to the Lone Star State to offer an all-day workshop for the San Antonio Group Psychotherapy Society. The workshop, CREATIVE APPROACHES TO TRAUMA PROCESSING AND RESILIENCE-BUILDING IN AN AGE OF MASS TRAUMA, will offer training on clinical work in the context of community and shared traumatic events, with a…
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Dates for training: September 23-25, 2022 • December 2-4, 2022 • March 3-5, 2023 • June 2-4, 2023 After a 2-year hiatus, the Kint Institute, where Dr. Haen is the Training Director, will return for in-person clinical training this fall. This is an ideal program for therapists who wish to gain a grounding in using…
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Hot off the presses, a new and ground-breaking book by Rebekka Dietrich-Hartwell and Anne Margrethe Melsom called Dance/Movement Therapy for Trauma Survivors: Theoretical, Clinical, and Cultural Perspectives. This text offers a broad survey of the role that movement and body work can play in the healing of trauma, across settings, contexts, and patient populations. Integrating…
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Craig will be returning to the 12th annual Expressive Therapies Summit to present a virtual workshop with Allyn Sitjar entitled Responding to High-Risk Behaviors in Traumatized Adolescents. Taking place the morning of Saturday, November 20th, this presentation will utilize brain research, case material, and experiential learning to offer participants a multi-tiered approach to forming relationships…
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Craig recently was the featured guest on two podcasts. He appeared on The Creative Psychotherapist, hosted by Reina Lombardi, where he discussed trauma treatment and the origins of the Kint Institute’s training program. He also appeared in April on Psych Up Live on Voice America, hosted by Suzanne Phillips. He joined Dr. Molyn Leszcz, president…
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