A new study suggests that autistic children can benefit greatly from Dance Movement Psychotherapy (DMP), writes Supritha Aithal. The primary focus of the study rested not only on the wellbeing of children but also considered the potential of caregivers’ mental health as an effective intervention strategy.    The research was conducted under Edge Hill University’s Research Centre for Arts and Wellbeing, and findings suggest that engaging in creative movement and … Continue reading Autistic children benefit from dance movement psychotherapy