About Christine Isherwood, VMTR

In 1991 Christine trained as an Assertiveness Training Teacher with The Redwood Women’s Training Association, on completion of which she undertook a two year training in Humanistic and Transpersonal Psychotherapy. Her quest for voice and psychological well being took her onto the two year training in Voice Movement Therapy; a discipline which encompasses voice, music, theatre, the in-depth work of therapy and the recognition that to be creative is intrinsic to the human condition and can provide the means by which we are able to move past the confines of our individual story. After finishing her own training she apprenticed to the founder of VMT, Paul Newham, and later taught with him on the London Voice Centre’s 2 year training in Voice Movement Therapy from 1998-2000. She also supervised students, which she continues to do on behalf of the International Association for Voice Movement Therapy. Christine currently lives on Martha's Vineyard and teaches the Foundation Training in Voice Movement Therapy.

• Registered Voice Movement Therapist
• Prior to training in Voice Movement Therapy Christine worked for 10 years with homeless people in central London and later with the mental health charity, Mind, as a centre worker, counsellor and group facilitator.
• Christine is a singer and writer and has an acoustic duo called the Jealous Lovers.  They have a CD out called "tea with cindi".  Christine for many years was also a theatre performer working in the medium of political musicals..
• A founding director of the International Association for Voice Movement Therapy, she is now on the Advisory Council.
• She also teaches programmes in Liverpool, UK.

For information on 1:1 work and groups please call

Christine Isherwood
Phone no. 001 508 685 7445
email: info@vmtuk.com
Website: www.vmtuk.com
Mailing Address
P.O. Box 2663, Oak Bluffs, MA 02557 USA                                                                                                                         

For programmes in the U.S. see www.vmtusa.com

For information on the International Association for Voice Movement Therapy see www.iavmt.org