Dance Movement Therapy
- It is the type of therapy that uses the entire body through dance and movement to boost one's well-being. It helps the brain with regulating its emotions through body posture changes and movements.
- It allows the clients to be creative using its body movements as a medium and the message.
- It has shown to be effective in treating patients who have Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, and even depression.
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