Movement Towards Healing: Documenting the effect of Dance Intervention for Women survivors of abuse
Clarke, Dawn Linsell, H., Bedson, D., Dennis, C., Hall, J., Ali, K., Liddon, L., Marzano, L.,
Clarke, Dawn
Linsell, H.,
Bedson, D.,
Dennis, C.,
Hall, J.,
Ali, K.,
Liddon, L.,
Marzano, L.,
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2025-06
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(c) 2025 Dance United Yorkshire and the University of Bradford. Full-text reproduced with copyright holder permission.
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Dance United Yorkshire, this report examines the transformative power of dance-based therapeutic interventions for women survivors of abuse, highlighting their benefits in psychological recovery, emotional well-being, and societal reintegration. Drawing on the findings of a qualitative study, it emphasises the value of accessible, community-rooted programs for advancing trauma recovery and fostering resilience. With practical applications in mental health services, corporate wellness, and community initiatives, this report underscores the potential of embodied approaches to drive meaningful change.
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Ueno A, Clarke D, Linsell H et al (2025) Movement Towards Healing: Documenting the effect of Dance Intervention for Women survivors of abuse. Final report.
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