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Dance Therapy Blogs
- Dance for Connection
- Moving Towards Understanding
Lora Wilson’s beautifully written blog commentary on dance therapy. - Somatic Revelations
Ty Tedmon-Jones' blog devoted to information sharing, professional practices and diversity awareness & multiculturalism in the fields of Dance/Movement Therapy and Professional Counseling - The Dance to DTR
Blair Cronin's blog on the wonders, trials, and tribulations of becoming a certified dance/movement therapist in California
Dance Therapy websites
- American Dance Therapy Association
- New York State Chapter of the American Dance Therapy Association
- Movement Expressions, Suzy Rossol Matheson
- Hancock Center for Dance/Movement Therapy, Rena Kornblum
- Suzi Tortora Dance Therapy
- Damselfly Center
- Maryland/D.C./Virginia Chapter of the American Dance Therapy Association
- Rocky Mountain Chapter ADTA
- Lesley University | Master of Arts in Expressive Therapies, Dance Therapy and Mental Health Counseling Specialization
- Kinections clinical and educational services in dance/movement therapy
- Body Heart and Soul, Julie Leavitt
- Ilene Serlin
- Pennsylvania Association of Dance Movement Therapists
- Body Mind Unity
Mikael Lövkvist, TX - Susan Saenger's website "Dance Changes You"
- Amber Elizabeth Gray
Restorative Resources - Argentinian Association of Dance Therapy
Associacion Argentina de Danzaterapia - New England Chapter of the American Dance Therapy Association
- Jennifer Frank Tantia
Body + Mind Integrative Psychotherapy - Mind Body Connections
Stacey Hurst, board certified dance/movement therapist and licensed clinical professional counselor - Body Mind Unity
Mikael Lövkvist, Dance Movement Therapist - California Chapter, ADTA
- New Jersey Chapter, American Dance Therapy Association
- The Czech Dance and Movement Therapy Association
- Move & Change, Judith Fischer
- Bright Start Babies, llc
Ellynne Skove, dance/movement therapist
Dance Therapy Props
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Octaband
- The Octaband™ is a fun, interactive tool which promotes individuality and group cohesion through movement for people of all ages and abilities. As a dance/movement therapist, Donna Newman-Bluestein was motivated to design the Octaband to stimulate movement in the elderly with dementia. The stretchy material, bright colors, and innovative design stimulate self-expression, spontaneity, and awareness of others. The center circle provides a strong visual focus, and the 5 1/2" hem at the end of each arm allows those with limited grasping ability to participate. Go to www.octaband.com to learn more.
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