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The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) in Australia offers new opportunities for funding of dance movement therapy (DMT) programs for people with disability.
Kim Dunphy, Tessa Hens
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Dance movement therapy (DMT) (or dance/movement therapy as it isknown in the USA) is the youngest of the arts therapies disciplines to beestablished as a distinctive modality. Despite its newness, the field has itsown history, ways of working and certain
Vicky Karkou
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Sheng Li, Yulong Bian, Juan Liu
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The influence of dance and movement therapy (DMT) on the body image of female adolescents
The excessive emphasis in the media on low body weight and body appearance may contribute to adolescents’ dissatisfaction with their own physical appearance.
J Fourie, AC Lessing
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Humor and Dance Movement Therapy (DMT) with Adolescents Dealing with Depression and Anxiety: A Literature Review [PDF]
Researchers have found that anxiety and depression are prevalent diagnoses within the adolescent population, due to increased stressors in several areas of their lives.
Novick Leora
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Reflections on individual webcam dance/movement therapy (DMT) for adults
Body, Movement and Dance in Psychotherapy, 2021Anat Yariv, Hilda Wengrower
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