Sabine Trautmann-Voigt and Dirk Zander from Germany presented findings of their longterm
study Attachment behaviour and attunement of mothers and infants. Movement analysis
according to Body Mind Movement Analysis (BMMA; by Shahar-Levy, Israel) permits concise
Elana Mannheim and Joachim Weis from Germany evaluated dance/movement therapy as
a clinical intervention method in oncological rehabilitation in a multi-treatment context. Results
showed significant improvements in quality of life, reduction of anxiety and depression, and increased
self-esteem. Due to the multimethod treatment setting, results may not be attributed to
D/MT alone. However, qualitative interviews clearly showed that D/MT had a positive influence
on diverse coping strategies of the patients.