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The neurophysiologic basis of the mind-body connection in dance/movement therapy

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The neurophysiologic basis of the mind-body connection in dance/movement therapy

Auteurs : Cynthia F. Berrol [États-Unis]

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American Journal of Dance Therapy [ 0146-3721 ] ; 1992.

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Abstract

Abstract: As a healing art, dance/movement therapy is founded on the premise of the mind and body as a gestalt in which change in one of these domains produces corollary change in the other. This paper attempts to validate the efficacy of dance/movement therapy within the context of the mind-body paradigm. It focuses on neurophysiological factors, employing theoretical and empirical evidence. Various neurophysiologic principles are reviewed, such as brain function with respect to neural hook-ups and interactive associations, and neurotransmitters in relation to movement and affect. Examples are provided to illustrate the collaborative configuration of the brain in terms of human performance and behavior. Rhythm and movement are scrutinized with respect to neurophysiologic responses and in terms of their hypothesized capacity to: organize the individual and groups; promote healing; and, alter affect. Finally, intentional movement, a phenomenon upon which much of dance/movement therapy is predicated, is discussed from a neurophysiologic perspective.

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DOI: 10.1007/BF00844132

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