Abstract:The global COVID-19 outbreak has forced psychotherapists to find creative ways to continue treating their clients from afar. Dance movement therapy emphasizes the body–mind connection and offers a unique mode of emotional intervention for supporting mental processes. The present study is the first to examine the distinctive qualities of group dance movement therapy in the context of remote emotional intervention with young children. Fourteen preschool children participated in six DMT meetings. The data generat… Show more
“…The last section deals with more general issues in the field of arts therapy for children and adolescents. Shuper-Engelhard and Vulcan [13] examine the distinctive qualities of group dance and movement therapy in the context of a remote emotional intervention with young children. Metzl [14] reviews current theoretical frameworks of working with children and adolescents with regard to their socio-political and developmental implications for art therapy practice within different settings and systems.…”
“…The last section deals with more general issues in the field of arts therapy for children and adolescents. Shuper-Engelhard and Vulcan [13] examine the distinctive qualities of group dance and movement therapy in the context of a remote emotional intervention with young children. Metzl [14] reviews current theoretical frameworks of working with children and adolescents with regard to their socio-political and developmental implications for art therapy practice within different settings and systems.…”
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