Numerous studies and clinical observations highlight the positive impact of dance therapy on individuals with chronic pain.

Seated dance and movement sessions are a remarkable avenue for promoting healthy ageing, supporting wellness and cognition for people with varying abilities and neurological conditions, and evidenced to reduce the risk of dementia.

A study published in the Journal of Aging and Physical Activity revealed that dance therapy interventions led to a 50% reduction in symptoms of depression and anxiety among stroke survivors. Additionally, dance therapy provided a platform for social interaction, fostering a sense of belonging and emotional support.

individuals affected by stroke can embrace their bodies, and dance their way to a life of renewed vitality and joy.

Selective mutism is a condition where children have difficulty speaking in certain environments or with certain people.

Dance therapy provides a safe and non-verbal space for individuals to express their emotions and experiences, rewire neural pathways, enhancing resilience and facilitating the healing process.

Dance movement therapy is an enlivening support for the emotional, mental, social and physical wellbeing of a parent.