Dance Therapists - Applying Technology To Dance Movement Therapy

Applying Technology To Dance Movement Therapy

  • Movement Analysis Tool on the Computer: video body movement, even facial, to accurately and precisely measure and analyze behavior.
  • Audio-Visual Playing Tools: creativity develops when participants choose the music. With changes in music, the computer has many different visual and audio effects. This can assess changes in mood and freedom of expression.
  • Evaluation Tools: instead of a personal therapist/visitor appointment. The evaluation software records all data and reports of the therapy.


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