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What the Dog Saw

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The Dancing Dialogue: Using the Communicative Power of Movement with Young Children

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Dancing is more than just movement--it's like collective daydreaming for the brain! This fascinating study entitled "‘It’s like collective daydreaming’: the giant study showing how dancing affects our brains" posted by The

Today we honor the courage, dedication, and sacrifice of our veterans. To those who have served and continue to protect our freedom, thank you. May we always strive to uphold the values you fought for. Happy Veteran's Day 🇺🇸 #honorandrespect #Veter

Suzi and Jenn had a wonderful time at the ADTA Conference. Check out some pictures! #dancemovementtheapy #ADTA #conference #chicago

Happy Halloween! 🧛&zwj;♂️🧟 Here are a few pictures from the Cold Spring Halloween parade. We hope everyone has a fun day and be sure to stop by our office for some sweet treats! #halloween #happyhalloween #dancingdialogue #costume

Did you know that Dancing Dialogue offers online, on-demand continuing education courses that can expand your clinical skills, while also earning New York State CE credit to maintain your CAT, CSW, MHC, or MSW licenses as well as many other national

This weekend is the American Dance Therapy Association's 59th Annual Conference in Chicago and Suzi and Jenn are on their way and they both will be lecturing! Suzi's lecture is entitled "The Roots & Future of Child Dance/Movement Therapy 21t

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What the Dog Saw By Malcolm Gladwell Articles from The New Yorker

The Dancing Dialogue: Using the Communicative Power of Movement with Young Children

Dance Movement Therapy A Healing Art

Follow us on Instagram @suzidance

Diversity and Land Acknowledgment