Why Dance is the MOST EFFECTIVE Therapy

Published 2024-07-08
***My paralysis example is in context of a person who used to have control of a body part and suddenly loses control of it.

All Comments (5)
  • @ninashirley432
    I agree dancing and singing is the best therapy by far. This is what our ancestors did around the campfire at night to relieve stress of hunting or being hunted.
  • @mercyme8014
    Thank you..I believe I’ve come to a similiar feeling about the healing of my bodies’ limitations with dancing. Dancing has always been a pleasant thing, no negative associations and even if I can’t do what I once did that association of ‘I can do this’ gives me a natural momentum forward and the unconditional good vibe. 😊 Will love to hear more about your observations and the ideas inspired. Subscribed.😊
  • @ninashirley432
    I dance at home now, I don’t feel safe dancing in public anymore. I have had my drink spiked many times in my life. I have also been sexually assaulted while people watched and laughed. I don’t feel like I’ve really been depressed as I’ve defined the word depression as suicidal and I’m certainly never been in that fight, and I feel for anyone that has, but I’ve suffered grief many times in my life that I’ve always told myself I love myself, no matter how people treat me. I think everyone should learn to do this always have a big heart then you sleep well at night.
  • @themarekch
    It's interesting. I did dance 💃 in my younger years. I didn't like it. I'm not interested in night clubs or anything like that. Yet I enjoy dance and trance music 🎶. I actually like to dance when no one is watching to songs.