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Research: COTTER, Department of
Listed in Issue 51
Abstract
COTTER, Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey, Newark USA writes that complementary movement therapies, including dance, kinesiology and yoga have been developed by individuals who have been trained in a variety of disciplines. The author reviews (70 references) the use of these therapies.
Background
Methodology
Results
Movement therapies involve the body, mind and spirit. Therefore the most informed opinion come from personal experience. The author explores nine of the more popular Western movement therapies, which have been selected for their availability and suitability within the rehabilitation context .
Conclusion
References
Cotter AC. Western movement therapies. Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Clinics of North America 10(3): 603-16. Aug 1999.
