Duration of 2 hours. This is a course for everyone: non-dancers, dancers, health professionals, just anyone interested in knowling the benefits of dances at the psychological and neurological level. Part of this will be lecture and part of it will be practical with exercises that really tap and enchance those benefits.&nbsp;You will be able to take those movement techniques with you and apply to your day and practice. &nbsp;This intensive is based on my method - the Dance Integrated Healing which is evidence-based method embedded with the neuroscience, psychology, and the positive impact of dance on the brain, body, and mind.&nbsp;Its flexible gentle guided improvisation design makes this method suitable for everyone and ideal for those with limited mobility. Rooted in the idea that dance is innate to everyone, it incorporates dance therapy aspects and emphasises various healing components of dance whilst including other related practices such as somatics, breathing work, and dynamic meditation in order to instigate creativity, expression, cognition, healing, and transcendence. It blends modern and ancient wisdom to create an integrated self by accessing physical and mental imbalances. It is a synthesis of purposeful intuitive practices where the body dances you.&nbsp;A multi-pass access to the body and the ways movement can heal pushing you to tune in with the deepest layers of movement that slowly will turn into your own linguistic and healing motion because movement is our universal mother tongue and inherent healing power

Duration of 2 hours. This is a course for everyone: non-dancers, dancers, health professionals, just anyone interested in knowling the benefits of dances at the psychological and neurological level. Part of this will be lecture and part of it will be practical with exercises that really tap and enchance those benefits. You will be able to take those movement techniques with you and apply to your day and practice.


 This intensive is based on my method - the Dance Integrated Healing which is evidence-based method embedded with the neuroscience, psychology, and the positive impact of dance on the brain, body, and mind. 
Its flexible gentle guided improvisation design makes this method suitable for everyone and ideal for those with limited mobility. Rooted in the idea that dance is innate to everyone, it incorporates dance therapy aspects and emphasises various healing components of dance whilst including other related practices such as somatics, breathing work, and dynamic meditation in order to instigate creativity, expression, cognition, healing, and transcendence. It blends modern and ancient wisdom to create an integrated self by accessing physical and mental imbalances. It is a synthesis of purposeful intuitive practices where the body dances you. 
A multi-pass access to the body and the ways movement can heal pushing you to tune in with the deepest layers of movement that slowly will turn into your own linguistic and healing motion because movement is our universal mother tongue and inherent healing power

Sofia Amaral Martins

Fitness Dance

Irish Dance

A Level Psychology

Swing Dance

Heels Dance

Street Dance

Dancercise

Children's Dance

Belly Dance

Afrobeat Dance

Dance Movement Psychotherapist

Psychology

Neuroscience

Dance

Dancefit

Contemporary Dance

Clinical Psychologist

Tango Dance

Northern Soul Dance

African Dance

This is a course for everyone: non-dancers, dancers, health professionals, just anyone interested in knowling the benefits of dances at the psychological and neurological level. Part of this will be lecture and part of it will be practical with exercises that really tap and enchance those benefits. You will be able to take those movement techniques with you and apply to your day and practice.

Dance Healing Course

General Admission

In this workshop, I will be talking about neurodiversity amongst dancers and presenting you with ways to make your classes more neurodiversity friendly. How can you teach in a way that is effective to everyone who attends? How can you as a student make the most of your classes? It is our responsibility as dance tutors to ensure we support and welcome everyone who wants to dance. It is our responsibility to be informed and do better.&nbsp; Teaching dance is more than teaching movements, it is giving tools for body communication and create safe, inclusive environments to do so. People reach out to dance to feel better, to improve their overall wellbeing, and many times to help their health problems. We know how dance can help with various health issues, disabilities, mental illnesses. It is damaging, in my opinion, to create dance environments that do not target everyone.

In this workshop, I will be talking about neurodiversity amongst dancers and presenting you with ways to make your classes more neurodiversity friendly. How can you teach in a way that is effective to everyone who attends? How can you as a student make the most of your classes? It is our responsibility as dance tutors to ensure we support and welcome everyone who wants to dance. It is our responsibility to be informed and do better. 


Teaching dance is more than teaching movements, it is giving tools for body communication and create safe, inclusive environments to do so. People reach out to dance to feel better, to improve their overall wellbeing, and many times to help their health problems. We know how dance can help with various health issues, disabilities, mental illnesses. It is damaging, in my opinion, to create dance environments that do not target everyone.

Tap Dance

Psychologist

 I will be talking about neurodiversity amongst dancers and presenting you with ways to make your classes more neurodiversity friendly. How can you teach in a way that is effective to everyone who attends? How can you as a student make the most of your classes? It is our responsibility as dance tutors to ensure we support and welcome everyone who wants to dance. It is our responsibility to be informed and do better. 

Neurodiverisity and inclusivity in dance 

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Dance Healing Course

By Sofia Amaral Martins

Neurodiverisity and inclusivity in dance

By Sofia Amaral Martins

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