Registered Providers – UK

  • Edel Quin, MSc, FHEA

     

     

     

     

     

     

    Edel is an experienced dance teacher, lecturer, researcher and dance scientist, specialising in the application of dance science theory and research to the teaching and practice of dance, across styles, ages and settings. She is co-author of ‘Safe Dance Practice. An Applied Dance Science Perspective ‘ (published by Human Kinetics, 2015)She is currently Programme Leader for the UK’s first BSc (hons) and MSci in Dance Science at the University of Chichester, where she is also a Senior Lecturer in Dance. Prior to commencing her role at the University of Chichester, Edel was the Programme Leader of the MSc and MFA in Dance Science at Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance (London), where she also delivered on the MA/MFA programmes, the BA Contemporary Dance and BA Musical Theatre Performance programmes and the Dance Diploma Courses. In recent years she has also taught at institutions such the Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts (Hong Kong), University of Wyoming (USA), University of Bern (Switzerland), Beijing Dance Academy (China) and University of Limerick (Ireland). In both 2017 and 2018 she was nominated for a One Dance UK National Award for Inspirational Lecturer at a College, University or Conservatoire.

     

    Edel’s professional performance experience includes touring full-time with ‘Riverdance the show’ (1996-2001), Henri Oguike’s sister dance company H20, West End production of The Shaughraun (2006), and opening ceremony of the Special Olympics (Dublin, 2003). She holds a BA (Hons) in Dance from Chichester University, MSc in Dance Science from Trinity Laban, and is a Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (FHEA). She serves on the Dance Educators Committee of the International Association for Dance Medicine & Science (IADMS). She is an Associate of and Registered Provider for Safe in Dance International (SiDI), and has completed Empowering DanceTM training. Edel has also published numerous papers and frequently presents her applied research at national and international conferences.

  • Erin Sanchez MSc

    Erin Sanchez is an advocate and educator for the physical and psychological health and performance of dancers. As the Healthier Dancer Programme Manager at One Dance UK in London, she organises educational conferences and workshops for professional and student dancers, researchers and healthcare professionals informed by research evidence and best practice from the wider dance medicine and science and professional dance sectors; advocates for safe practice, health and wellbeing standards and interventions to government, employers and stakeholders in the dance sector; and develops resources to support dancers’ physical and mental health, and skills for performance. As a Registered Provider and Quality Reviewer for Safe in Dance International, she leads international courses and assess submissions in safe dance practice at UK level 6. Erin also manages an international network of teachers, dancers, and mental healthcare professionals and researchers, the Dance Psychology Network. She has lectured in dance science and taught dance technique in the, UK, Germany, France, the Netherlands, Malta, United States, Egypt, and Serbia.
    She trained with American Ballet Theatre, Boston Ballet School and the Alvin Ailey School and holds a BA (Hons) in Dance and Sociology from the University of New Mexico, USA and an MSc in Dance Science from Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance in London, UK.
    Erin is a member of the International Association for Dance Medicine and Science (www.iadms.org) and holds the qualification in Safe and Effective Dance Practice. Erin also manages an international network of teachers, dancers, and mental healthcare professionals and researchers, the Dance Psychology Network.

     

    Contact Erin

    Email: erin.sanchez@onedanceuk.org

    Phone: 07838956423

  • Charlotte Tomlinson MSc - Fit4Dance

    Charlotte is co-author of Safe Dance Practice: an applied dance science perspective (2015) which is the key text for the SiDI Certificates. She is an independent dance teacher, lecturing and delivering on Healthy Dance Practice throughout the UK. Charlotte attained her MSc in Dance Science from Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance. She has presented at the IADMS Annual Meeting several times and has delivered courses on Healthy Dance Practice since 2011. Charlotte also delivers Healthier Dancer talks for One Dance UK.

    As an artist Charlotte is Artistic Director and Dance leader for SideKick Dance, an inclusive dance company based at Curve Theatre in Leicester, as well as running a dance group for older adults, and in 2017 she won the one Dance UK award for Inspirational Community Dance Practitioner.

    Contact Charlotte

    Email: Charlotte.tomlinson@hotmail.com

    www.sidekickdance.co.uk

    www.fit4dance.co.uk

     

  • Coleg Sir Gar

    Our first fully registered University Provider; Coleg Sir Gar in partnership with the University of Wales Trinity Saint David will be providing the Healthy Dancer Certificate as part of their BA Dance Course.
    Coleg Sir Gar is one of the largest providers of Further Education in Wales, providing quality education and training in Carmarthenshire.

  • Janine Bryant MA

    Janine Bryant, BFA, MA, SFHEA, PhD Candidate, Senior Lecturer in Dance, Faculty of Performing Arts, The University of Wolverhampton (UK) hails from Pennsylvania, USA and is the former Chair of Dance and Director of the Dance Programme at Eastern University, St. Davids, Pa. (USA).

    Janine is a Registered Provider for the Safe in Dance International (SiDI) Certificate Program having successfully offered the qualification at Eastern University (USA) and now to students at The University of Wolverhampton (UK). She offers courses for the SiDI certificate programme in both the US and the UK as well as offering a range of mentoring and continuing professional development opportunities.

    Janine’s research is around ageing and range of motion and focuses on dancers as athletes and early training protocols aimed at producing excellence whilst promoting career longevity. Janine received her BFA in Modern Dance Performance from the University of the Arts, Philadelphia (USA) in 1986, after which she joined the Scholarship Trainee Programme at the Martha Graham School, New York (USA).

    In the fall of 1990, Janine was one of two Americans accepted to study at The Royal Academy of Dancing in London (UK), where she earned her Elementary Executant Certification and her Pre-Elementary Teaching Certification.

    Janine founded The Professional School (TPS) in Turnersville, NJ (USA) in 1991, directed the school through 2002 and has been a frequent guest lecturer at The University of the Arts and was the recipient of their prestigious Silver Star Alumni Award in 1996.

    Janine has been a guest speaker at Elmhurst Dance School (Birmingham, UK) and The Royal Ballet School (London, UK).

    Janine is an active member of the International Association for Dance Medicine and Science and a member of the Peer Review Board, Poster Judging Committee and Education Committee.

    Contact Janine

    Email: j9bryant3@gmail.com