The dance cure : the surprising secret to being smarter, stronger, happier /
by Lovatt, Peter.
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BookPublisher: London : Short Books, 2020Description: 207 pages, 8 unnumbered pages of plates : illustrations (black and white, and colour) ; 20 cm.ISBN: 9781780724119 (pbk.) :; 178072411X (pbk.) :.Classification number: 792.8019 LOVSubject(s): Dance -- Psychological aspects | Dance therapy | Performing Arts | Performing ArtsSummary: Humans are born to dance. Dancing can change the way we feel and think, boost our self-esteem, help us problem solve and even relieve symptoms of neuro-degenerative disorders. Drawing on sources from psychology, anthropology and his own extensive scientific research, dance psychologist and former professional dancer, Dr Peter Lovatt explains how even the most uncoordinated person can use combinations of movement to improve their mood, feel energised, think creatively and ultimately transform their lives. With a cha cha here and a wiggle there, Dr Lovatt shares with us the reasons why dance is such a powerful tool for our brains and our bodies, and he presents a unique set of steps, combos and dance routines to help us dance ourselves happy.
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| Book - Adult Paperback | Crosby Library | Adult Non-Fiction | 792.8019 LOV (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Checked out | 26/10/2024 | 003091792X |
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| 792.7602 RAN As good as it gets : life lessons from a reluctant adult / | 792.78 REE Tap dancing: rhythm in their feet | 792.8 ASH Essential guide to dance | 792.8019 LOV The dance cure : the surprising secret to being smarter, stronger, happier / | 792.8028 LEW The flame of resistance : the untold story of Josephine Baker's secret war / | 792.8071 TEA Teaching dance studies: | 792.9 DRO Hamlet, Globe to globe : |
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Humans are born to dance. Dancing can change the way we feel and think, boost our self-esteem, help us problem solve and even relieve symptoms of neuro-degenerative disorders. Drawing on sources from psychology, anthropology and his own extensive scientific research, dance psychologist and former professional dancer, Dr Peter Lovatt explains how even the most uncoordinated person can use combinations of movement to improve their mood, feel energised, think creatively and ultimately transform their lives. With a cha cha here and a wiggle there, Dr Lovatt shares with us the reasons why dance is such a powerful tool for our brains and our bodies, and he presents a unique set of steps, combos and dance routines to help us dance ourselves happy.
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