Dassie Hoffman, Ph.D., L.C.A.T, A.D.T.R, has a degree in Humanistic psychology, is a registered dance/movement therapist, and is a senior staff member of the Voice Dialogue International. She maintains a private practice in New York City at the New York Voice Dialogue Institute. She has specialized in combining Voice Dialogue with dance/movement, and her article, "Integrating Movement into a Voice Dialogue Session" was published in 1995. She has taught Voice Dialogue since 1987, and served as the resident Dance therapist at the Voice Dialogue "Summer Kamps" for seven summers. Her special Women's Workshops have become renowned, and were written up in The Village Voice in 1999. Dassie has traveled throughout the United States presenting these innovative workshops, and assisting Drs. Hal and Sidra Stone at their week-long training sessions in Albion, California. Dassie received her doctorate from Saybrook Graduate School in 2002. Her dissertation, "Connections and Parallels between the development of Humanistic Psychology and Modern Dance at Jacob's Pillow," was published in 2004 by The Edwin Mellen Press.

Dassie's article, "Voice Dialogue in 2006: 19 Practioners,"  has just been published in the August/September issue of the Association of Humanistic Psychology's quarterly magazine, The Perspective.

Dassie will again be teaching Voice Dialogue for Mental Health Professionals in 2008. 

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