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About
Lillie Naor |
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Lillie
has worked in a Psychiatric ward, schools, Drug and alcohol agencies
in the community and in Holloway prison ( a female prison) apart from
having her own private practice.
She also worked as a consultant for Southwark drug interventation
program developing a therapeutic service for family who are affected
by drugs and alcohol and the criminal justice system. She developed
and planed the project and in addition she delivers individual and
group counselling sessions for family members and drug users. In
addition she present in meeting, national conferences on issues
of drugs, criminal justice system and related issues such as prostitution
and run workshops on various issues such as motherhood in the community.
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Lillie
Naor is a fully qualified & registered (U.K.C.P) Integrated
Art Psychotherapist(I.A.T.E.) with over 16 years work experience
in the private and public sector.
In
the past 16 years she had the opportunity to work with a wide variety
of people including women, men and children some of whom suffered
mild to sever mental health problems, some who have suffered psychosomatic
related illnesses and some with drugs and alcohol addictions. Her
background is in primary care- mental health, the education system
and the criminal justice system.
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Lillie‘s
trained in Integrative Art Psychotherapist in the Institute
for Art and therapy in Education and she has constantly develop
her knowledge and skills. She is train in NLP Psychotherapy,
Solution focus brief therapy and she is also a registered
Healer.
Lillie is also an interrupter and a translator for an agency
In London as she is fluent in English and Hebrew.
Lillie
is also a professional belly dance artist who performs and
teaches in the UK therapeutic belly dance as well as traditional
forms over 14 years.
She performs all styles with their wide range of ethnic dances
from all over the Arab world, and the Mediterranean: the classical
Raks Al Sharqi (The Dance of the Orient/Cabaret), the earthy
Raks Al Beledi (Fellahin), the folkloric dances of Raks Assaya
(Saaidi, the cane dance from the countryside of Upper Egypt.
In addition she experiment with fusing flamenco and Indian
dance with belly dance in an attempt to integrate journey
of gypsy dancers from all over the world.
Originally a Israeli Jews with Iraqi decent, Lillie has been
integrating Jewish and Arab culture in her live and in her
dance.
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