Rhythmic Cognitive Restructuring
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Join us for our next event in the Rhythms of Wellness Series.
ABOUT THE EVENT:
Dr. Cindi Glidden-Tracey will introduce the concepts and describe the methods of Rhythmic Restructuring in this session. She will then lead you through a demonstration covering three types of stress management techniques, all reinforced with percussive activities and polyrhythms. The three techniques include mindful breathing, thought stopping with thought replacement, and entraining self-messages with matched cadence on a drum or with hands and feet. Cindi will lead you in playing hand drums and using body percussion techniques to rhythmically reinforce written and spoken messages designed to focus and calm the person.
You don't want to miss this incredible opportunity to engage in rhythmic cognitive restructuring with Dr. Cindi Glidden-Tracey.
Ages 16+
Cost: $45
Open to all gender identities
REGISTRATION: https://womensdrumcenter.org/events/row-sept2026
MEET THE INSTRUCTOR:
Cindi Glidden-Tracey Ph.D. developed the hybrid technique of Rhythmic Cognitive Restructuring combining her experiences as a psychotherapist and as a drummer with the Arizona State University African Drum Ensemble. She has also been a member of the University of British Columbia African Drum and Dance Ensemble. An alumna of the University of Illinois, she is now a retired psychologist licensed in Florida and Arizona.
GETTING THERE AND ACCESSIBILITY:
Please be prepared to remove your street shoes at the door. You're welcome to bring slippers or non-street shoes to change into upon arrival. We also have a limited supply of clean socks available to borrow. Our no-street shoe policy is designed to protect our new floor for posterity.
Our center is located in the basement of the Dow Building; it is accessed by one flight of stairs. No elevator is available in the industrial building where our studio is located.
Use the door on Hampden. Ring WDC doorbell.
ABOUT THE EVENT:
Dr. Cindi Glidden-Tracey will introduce the concepts and describe the methods of Rhythmic Restructuring in this session. She will then lead you through a demonstration covering three types of stress management techniques, all reinforced with percussive activities and polyrhythms. The three techniques include mindful breathing, thought stopping with thought replacement, and entraining self-messages with matched cadence on a drum or with hands and feet. Cindi will lead you in playing hand drums and using body percussion techniques to rhythmically reinforce written and spoken messages designed to focus and calm the person.
You don't want to miss this incredible opportunity to engage in rhythmic cognitive restructuring with Dr. Cindi Glidden-Tracey.
Ages 16+
Cost: $45
Open to all gender identities
REGISTRATION: https://womensdrumcenter.org/events/row-sept2026
MEET THE INSTRUCTOR:
Cindi Glidden-Tracey Ph.D. developed the hybrid technique of Rhythmic Cognitive Restructuring combining her experiences as a psychotherapist and as a drummer with the Arizona State University African Drum Ensemble. She has also been a member of the University of British Columbia African Drum and Dance Ensemble. An alumna of the University of Illinois, she is now a retired psychologist licensed in Florida and Arizona.
GETTING THERE AND ACCESSIBILITY:
Please be prepared to remove your street shoes at the door. You're welcome to bring slippers or non-street shoes to change into upon arrival. We also have a limited supply of clean socks available to borrow. Our no-street shoe policy is designed to protect our new floor for posterity.
Our center is located in the basement of the Dow Building; it is accessed by one flight of stairs. No elevator is available in the industrial building where our studio is located.
Use the door on Hampden. Ring WDC doorbell.
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2242 University Ave W, Saint Paul, MN, United States, Minnesota 55114, 2242 University Ave W, St Paul, MN 55114-1817, United States
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