Entering the world

Frizell, Caroline

doi:10.4324/9781315183275-2

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“…Such activities actualize the transition to a new model of social rehabilitation. Clinical examples put this into practice, illustrating the ways through which one can work with unconscious projections when playing and include dancing in the social model of physical challenges (Frizell, 2017). It shows that dance therapy may not be an additional or alternative method of rehabilitation but its central core (in terms of medical indications for such therapy).…”

Section: Dance Therapy Of Individuals With Msds In Scientific Discoursementioning

confidence: 99%

Dance Therapy in the Socialization of Individuals with Musculoskeletal Disorders

Sarancha

Leniv

Androshchuk

et al. 2021

RREM

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The article provides theoretical generalizations on the use of dance therapy in the correction and socialization of individuals with musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs). It also presents the author’s year-long programme of such rehabilitation and quasi-experimental observations on its effectiveness. The article proves that dance therapy performs a much wider range of functions, than correction of MSDs. It acts as an effective way of social and psychological adaptation of individuals with MSDs. In particular, it allows one to develop independence, train relaxation skills and concentration, enhance the creativity of the inner self, creative imagination, reduce tension in the team, listen to and hear others better, relieve body tension, enhance communication skills, develop intellectually in the field of various arts, identify and correct problems in a particular child and children groups. The article proposes the hypothesis according to which one-year dance therapy should improve the manifestations of social adaptation of individuals with MSDs. The findings of the article can be used, first of all, in the post-Soviet countries, where dance therapy does not have a long tradition and requires borrowing international experience.

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Section: Dance Therapy Of Individuals With Msds In Scientific Discoursementioning

confidence: 99%