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Dance movement therapy for depression
... a dance movement therapist, and so were prepared to search specifically using appropriate ...qualified dance movement ...active movement on the part of the individual with ...trained ...
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A 3-arm randomized controlled trial on the effects of dance movement intervention and exercises on elderly with early dementia
... Similarly, dance movement used as a therapeutic inter- vention combines the physical benefits of exercise with psychosocial therapeutic benefits ...Although dance- movement interventions for ...
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Participation motives for a holistic dance-movement practice
... through movement, 5Rhythms shows some similarities with Dance-Movement Therapy (DMT), where physical movement is used therapeutically as a vehicle to, among other things, gain access to and ...
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Cultivation, Education And Arts In The Meaning Of The Pontanu Dance Movement In The Disruptive Era
... Pontanu Dance Motionis a basic element of dance through an expressive and aesthetic process as one of the communication media that contains ...The movement contained in Pontanu dance is an ...
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‘Putting themselves out there’ into the unknown : dance movement psychotherapy as perceived by five educators and three pupils
... how dance movement therapy influenced behaviour within the special educational needs (SEN) classroom, finding influences on regulation, social functioning and sensory systems, yet limitations in time, ...
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THE EXPERIENCE OF A DANCE MOVEMENT THERAPY GROUP IN TRAINING
... One major question the research addresses is whether it is essential that the trainee dance movement therapist has a long-term experience of a dance movement therapy group in the conte[r] ...
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Dance/dance movement therapy and general wellbeing, depression, and anxiety : a meta analysis
... In response to the need for further validation of complementary and alternative therapies as beneficial treatments for depression and anxiety, the need for dance/DMT to develop a high-qu[r] ...
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Impact of Integrated Arts Therapy: An Intervention Program for Young Female Offenders in Correctional Institution
... and dance/movement therapy layering several art modalities in one ...and dance/movement therapy (accordingly: 40%, 30%, 10%, and 20%) integrated use fulfilled these three categories of ...
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Developing professional equality: an analysis of a social movement in the Scottish dance industry
... the movement, highlights three key success factors: first, the genesis of the professional equality movement within the dance industry (rather than outside it) and leadership through artistic ...
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The Transformation of Traditional Dance from Its First to Its Second Existence: The Effectiveness of Music - Movement Education and Creative Dance in the Preservation of Our Cultural Heritage
... of dance is characterized by elements that come in contrast to the "first existence" of ...dance. Dance has left its natural place of performance, ...traditional dance floor ...
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Exploring Ranges, Tensions, and Potential Integrations: Editorial Notes for JCAT’s 3rd Edition
... Commons, Dance Movement Therapy Commons, Fine Arts Commons, Health Psychology Commons, Medical Humanities Commons, Mental Disorders Commons, Other Languages, Societies, and Cultures Commons, Other Social ...
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UNDERSTANDING THE ACADEMIC USE OF SOCIAL MEDIA: INTEGRATION OF PERSONALITY WITH TAM
... Balinese dance is a regional culture in Bali that must be ...Balinese dance can be conserved by using Augmented Reality ...Balinese dance movement which can access by the users of ...Balinese ...
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Mathematics in Motion: a Comparative Analysis of the Stage Works of Schlemmer and Kandinsky at the Bauhaus
... abstract dance, inasmuch as the choreographic figures drawn by the d ancer’s body changing over time are re-moved and segmented, producing basic tensions between purely formal ...the dance also serves as ...
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Educational Alternatives, Volume 16, 2018
... the dance art fascinates with the simplicity of communication between the ...international dance feasts hands in all colors mingle together, the Italians learn from the Georgians to play a 'lezginka', they ...
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Inquiry Based Learning through the Creative Thinking and Expression in Early Years Education
... The fact that the pictures belong to the abstract art encouraged children to create very different meanings. For example, the picture “Sailing boat” of P. Klee, as shown in Figure 1, had the following meanings: ...
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Aggressive incidents inside a Montreal barroom involving patrons, barmaids and bouncers: A micro level examination of routine activity theory
... the movement area, which corresponds to the “surveillance path” of the ...the movement area most often, while taking a static place in other locations in order to moni- tor the venue from different ...the ...
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Theoretical conceptions of human movement and their implication for dance instruction in selected Kenyan primary schools
... Specifically, the study sought to: (1) Discuss theories of humanistic approach, and child development, as they relate to human movement and the implications of the theories for dance syl[r] ...
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Co-constructing Movement in Mathematics and Dance
... learn dance (Shulman) and mathematics (Abrahamson) generally agree with Piagetian constructivism even as we hold complementary Vygotskian perspectives on the social mediation of cultural forms (see Abrahamson and ...
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Dance Expertise modulates behavioural and psychophysiological responses to affective body movement
... ballet dance ability is associated with trait emotional intelligence (Petrides, Niven, & Mouskounti, 2006), and participants with dance experience show a modulation of their aesthetic response to ...
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Introduction
... revolutionary movement that spread across much of south and central China between 1850 and 1864, and at one point threatened to topple the once mighty Qing ...
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