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Dance therapy has recently been recognized in the treatment of Parkinson’s disease, autism, and posttraumatic stress. And dance—whether you can move and groove with the best or not-- offers more than just good medicine; it unites the heart and soul of humanity on a global level. Enjoy a compelling film, a testament to the power of dance, that was 14 months in the making, spans 42 countries, and includes an international cast of thousands. Read More
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Actually Matt was everywhere
Actually Matt was everywhere the video implied. It is the point of him doing it, his claim to internet fame.
Great article though.
Dancing, Therapy for the World!
Great article! Internet fame or not, Matthew Harding's video is just too cool and inspiring. The point is dancing is the worlds universal language. Every culture has dancing at its core.
We dance as babies in our mother’s womb, we were born to dance regardless of whether we have rhythm or not. Its movement of the body with a beat in our head or in our ears and the physical and emotional benefits like those you have mentioned in this article are enormous. I know first hand I teach a dance exercise workout http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RRaS10x-uUk and get to hear from people all over the world about how wonderful they feel after dancing!
Kenn Kihiu
http://www.dancexfitness.com
dance and healing
Very inspiring and so 'right on '.
dance and healing
Very inspiring and so 'right on '.
Sufis
I guess Sufis have been on to these things for a long time. I don't know a great deal about Sufism, but from what I understand, it's a mystical branch of Islam to which dance it central.
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