dance therapy

In the context of analog therapies, widely used in community settings, dance therapy is also included. Dance therapy is defined as a specific discipline aimed at promoting physical, emotional, and relational integration, emotional and psychosocial maturity, and the quality of life of the individual.

The work “on” and “with” the body is an expression of deep content that is often shared and represents a common experiential substrate, often traumatic, of our residents.

An important characteristic inherent in the setting of dance therapy is the functional pleasure of movement and dance, which allows the expression of negative experiences to take on a pleasant and fulfilling component.

Sometimes, the sessions become moments of true enjoyment.



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