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1. www.royalacademyofdance.org › dances-positiveDance's positive impact on mental health - United Kingdom

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   May 16, 2024 · Dance's positive impact on mental health. The benefits of dance to our health are numerous. Dancing keeps us fit, improves balance and coordination, and provides a sense of community and connection to other people.

2. www.psypost.org › dancing-to-a-healthier-mind-andDancing to a healthier mind and body: The surprising ...

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   Feb 13, 2024 · Structured dance boosts psychological and cognitive health as effectively, or more, than traditional exercise, finds Australian research in Sports Medicine. Suitable for all ages and conditions, dance offers unique benefits like social interaction and enjoyment, leading to better mental well-being and brain function.

3. www.psychologytoday.com › us › blogThe Mental Health Benefits of Dance | Psychology Today

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   May 23, 2023 · Numerous studies have explored the mental health benefits of both physical exercise and listening to music. Not surprisingly, dance therapy has also been found to have a positive impact on mental...

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5. disabilityhorizons.com › 2020 › 10Using Dance To Help Disabled People Reach Their Potential

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   Oct 17, 2020 · Blazing a trail for other disabled people. We all believe we are blazing a trail to better futures for ourselves and for other too through equality and opportunity. Marginalised people, who are so often written off or dismissed by society, are the leaders of DanceSydrome.

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6. www.psychologytoday.com › intl › blogDance Is a Powerful Tool for Emotional and Physical Health

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   Jul 4, 2023 · Research shows that dance and movement can improve both emotional and physical well-being. Many people are afraid to try to dance. Watching dance performances can also be good for your...

7. www.bbc.co.uk › programmes › articlesBBC Radio 4 - Just One Thing - with Michael Mosley, Dance ...

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   You can dance your way to better health – and even a nimbler brain. It can trigger new connections in your brain and encourage neuroplasticity, which is the brain’s ability to change.

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   Is dance good for You?

   • Bring the power of dance into your own life. Research shows that dance and movement can improve both emotional and physical well-being. Many people are afraid to try to dance. Watching dance performances can also be good for your emotional well-being.

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   Is dance good for mental health?

   • For our mental and emotional health specifically dance nurtures our minds and bodies, helping us to boost our mood and manage stress levels. A great tonic, the benefits of dance to mental health are no doubt the reason why movement is the theme of this year’s Mental Health Awareness Week.

   Dance's positive impact on mental health - United Kingdom

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   Is dancing good for your emotional well-being?

   • Research shows that dance and movement can improve both emotional and physical well-being. Many people are afraid to try to dance. Watching dance performances can also be good for your emotional well-being. Betty*, who started therapy for help with her self-confidence, told me that she had been invited by a friend to go dancing.

   Dance Is a Powerful Tool for Emotional and Physical Health

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   Does dance have long-term health benefits?

   • Consequently, the study calls for further research to explore the long-term effects of dance, its impact on various clinical populations, and how specific elements of dance—such as genre, music, and social interaction—contribute to its psychological and cognitive benefits. Fong Yan added: “Dance has far-reaching health benefits.

   Dancing to a healthier mind and body: The surprising ... - PsyPost

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   Is dance a good exercise?

   • This suggests that the unique combination of physical exertion, cognitive challenge, social interaction, and musical engagement inherent in dance may confer distinct advantages over more conventional forms of exercise. In addition to psychological benefits, the study also highlighted dance’s positive effects on cognitive outcomes.

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   Should we all dance more?

   • Still, it seems clear that mirroring others—whether in dance, in sports or even in conversation—helps to foster friendships. “We should all dance more,” Tarr says. In a study exploring why salsa and ballroom enthusiasts choose to dance, men and women had differeing motivations. For both genders, however, the social aspect was key.

   Why Dancing Leads to Bonding - Scientific American

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9. www.scientificamerican.com › article › why-dancingWhy Dancing Leads to Bonding - Scientific American

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   May 1, 2016 · Studies show, perhaps unsurprisingly, that dancing can improve fitness and reduce stress, as well as boost mood and self-esteem. In Parkinson's disease patients, learning to...