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Online Dance Movement Therapy in Unjudged Space—Spark of Life DMT Action Research

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  • Luyao Cai

    (Beijing Normal University, K.Q. Dance Group, Zhuhai, China)

  • Yahan Jiang

    (Beijing Normal University, K.Q. Dance Group, Zhuhai, China)

  • Xiaohan Chen

    (Beijing Normal University, K.Q. Dance Group, Zhuhai, China)

  • Jiaxin Xu

    (Beijing Normal University, K.Q. Dance Group, Zhuhai, China)

  • Qiyu Zheng

    (Beijing Normal University, K.Q. Dance Group, Zhuhai, China)

  • Dahua Dong

    (Beijing Normal University, K.Q. Dance Group, Zhuhai, China)

  • Wenbing He

    (Beijing Normal University, K.Q. Dance Group, Zhuhai, China)

  • Changli Chen

    (Beijing Normal University, K.Q. Dance Group, Zhuhai, China)

  • Zhiwei Zhang

    (City University of Macau, Taipa, Macau SAR, China)

Abstract

As a non-verbal psychotherapeutic technique, expressive arts therapy has become more and more internationally recognized and valued as a way to convey therapeutic messages, relieve emotional distress and enrich psychological experiences through various artistic expressions, and has many rich extensions. Dance is one of the core therapeutic modalities. With the support of Beijing Normal University’s Leyu College, our team designed and conducted two online dance therapy courses, and revised and improved the course content, with the aim of enabling participants to quickly understand dance therapy, feel the unpredictable and wonderful experience that dance therapy brings, and harvest the positive emotional values within. Through this online course activity, we are not only demonstrating the basic experience of dance therapy, but also providing a direction for the development of the online course and making specific suggestions for the development of the online course.

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  • Luyao Cai & Yahan Jiang & Xiaohan Chen & Jiaxin Xu & Qiyu Zheng & Dahua Dong & Wenbing He & Changli Chen & Zhiwei Zhang, 2023. "Online Dance Movement Therapy in Unjudged Space—Spark of Life DMT Action Research," Art and Society, Paradigm Academic Press, vol. 2(1), pages 10-20, February.
    • Handle: RePEc:bdz:arasoc:v:2:y:2023:i:1:p:10-20
    DOI: 10.56397/AS.2023.02.03
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