Dance Is Medicine in “The Dance Cure” by Dr. Peter Lovatt
Want to boost your creativity, increase your empathy, and kick stress to the curb? Turns out there’s a dance for that. Peter Lovatt, known as Dr. Dance, is the author of The Dance Cure.
Interviews with leading authors in the fields of spirituality, wellness, mental health, and more.
Want to boost your creativity, increase your empathy, and kick stress to the curb? Turns out there’s a dance for that. Peter Lovatt, known as Dr. Dance, is the author of The Dance Cure.
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