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In psychology, the Kestenberg Movement Profile (KMP) is a system of movement observation and analysis that therapists use to appraise individuals include fetuses.[1]
The KMP is structured as a psychological profile attained through notating and graphing an individual's body movement. As Loman and Foley wrote in 1996, “...experiences get stored in the body and are reflected in body movement."[2]
KMP was developed by Dr. Judith Kestenberg and her colleagues.[3]
- ^ Loman, S. (1994). Attuning to the fetus and the young child: Approaches from dance/movement therapy. ZERO TO THREE Bulletin of National Center for Clinical Infant Programs, 15 (1) August/September
- ^ "The Kestenberg Movement - The Kestenberg Movement Profile". www.kestenbergmovementprofile.org.
- ^ "Child Development Research | Sponsoring Three Main Projects".