Changing movement patterns and lifestyle in a blind, obsessive compulsive
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Auteurs : Mary C. S. Frost [États-Unis]Source :
- American Journal of Dance Therapy [ 0146-3721 ] ; 1984.
Abstract
Abstract: In practice, dance therapists acknowledge a correlation between changes in movement repertoire and changes in psychological functioning and behavior. Yet, systematic documentation and research into these phenomena is rare. Should a positive relationship exist, research on movement repertoire and its correlates would lay a solid foundation for the methodology of dance therapy as a viable treatment modality. This study of a blind, obsessive compulsive individual illustrates a descriptive approach to these phenomena and demonstrates the need for further research and study in this area.
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