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Doctor Dance Academy
The home of Dance Psychology
About Doctor Dance Academy
Doctor Dance Academy is the education and professional-development home of Doctor Dance Ltd, founded by psychologist, former professional dancer and author Dr Peter Lovatt. We provide evidence-based education in dance psychology: the study of dance, dancers and the psychological processes involved in moving. Our courses explore how dance can influence the way people think and feel, support social connection, contribute to health and wellbeing, and affect motivation, confidence and performance. The Academy welcomes dancers, dance teachers, movement practitioners, psychologists, therapists, healthcare professionals, researchers, students and anyone curious about the relationship between movement and the mind. No previous qualification in dance or psychology is required for our introductory learning. We offer live online cohort courses, self-paced courses, masterclasses, seminars and individual supervision to learners around the world. Areas of study include introductory dance psychology, dance psychology and healthcare, mental skills for dancers, performance anxiety, motivation, mental wellbeing and the psychology of movement. Our aim is to make rigorous dance-psychology research accessible, engaging and useful without oversimplifying the evidence. Learners are supported to understand research, reflect on their own practice and apply psychological ideas safely and responsibly. Dr Peter Lovatt is the author of Dance Psychology: The Science of Dance and Dancers and The Dance Cure: The Surprising Secret to Being Smarter, Stronger, Happier.
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Presence & Recognition
Doctor Dance Academy is hosting a brand new talk titled Dance Psychology: What If at the Big Retreat Festival in Cambridge this Saturday.
Reported by Peter Lovatt
Presence & Recognition
Doctor Dance Academy is hosting a four-week live online seminar series titled Dance Psychology on the What If questions, featuring a £119 subscription.
Reported by Peter Lovatt