Research on the Application of Dance Movements in 
Medical Rehabilitation

Zihan Hao; Yao Lu

doi:10.70711/mhr.v2i7.7443

Research on the Application of Dance Movements in Medical Rehabilitation

Zihan Hao, Yao Lu

Abstract

As a symbolic and creative form of artistic expression, dance has long served as a medium for conveying emotions and psychological states. Beyond its expressive function, dance movements play a critical role in enhancing neural coordination and promoting brain development. Moreover, controlled and structured body movement aids in maintaining circulatory equilibrium. In the context of medical rehabilitation, these benefits can be harnessed to alleviate or compensate for physical dysfunctions. Dance-based therapeutic interventions have been
shown to support physical recovery by improving motor skills, emotional well-being, and overall bodily function. This paper explores the role
and effectiveness of dance movements as a complementary approach in modern rehabilitation practices.

Keywords

Dance movement; Body movement; Rehabilitation medicine; Applied research

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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.70711/mhr.v2i7.7443

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