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[Barbara A Busse]

Hello!
      Here are two citations from the ARTS IN PSYCHOTHERAPY  Journal edited
by our new  President,  Robin Flaum Cruz
Barbara Busse
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<1>
Accession Number
  Peer Reviewed Journal: 2006-05105-010.
Title
  Review of An Introduction to Medical Dance/Movement Therapy: Health Care
  in Motion.
Year of Publication
  2006
Language
  English
Author
  Berrol, Cynthia F.
Institution
  Berrol, Cynthia F.: Departments of Kinesiology, California State
  University, Hayward, CA, US
Source
  Arts in Psychotherapy. Vol 33(2) 2006, 153-155.
ISSN Print
  0197-4556
Local Messages
  (THE DUKE MED CTR LIBRARY HAS THIS TITLE; CHECK FOR HOLDINGS)
Publication Type
  Journal;  Peer Reviewed Journal
Abstract
  Reviews the book, An Introduction to Medical Dance/Movement Therapy:
  Health Care in Motion by S. Goodill (see record 2006-00566-000). The
  ameliorating potential of DMT (dance/movement therapy) and other allied
  forms, as demonstrated throughout this text, furnish a distinctive
  contribution to that process. The author portrays this role as
supportive;
  that is, one that complements standard medical treatment for individuals
  "with primary medical illness". Commendably, this book stretches the
  standard clinical landscape of DMT to territories commonly traversed by
  traditional medical providers. Well-conceived and organized, the book is
  divided into three parts, each containing three chapters, each of which
  concludes with a paragraph or two to underscore its primary thrust. The
  book progresses from Overview (Part I), to applications of DMT in
  hospitals and clinics. (Part II), to research and education for both
  student and clinician (Part III). The substantive content of this
  important book amply fills a void in the DMT literature in a domain of
  treatment now gaining recognition. (PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2006
APA,
  all rights reserved)
Key Concepts
  dance therapy, movement therapy, health care, motion, treatment, medical
  illness
Subject Headings
  *Dance Therapy
  *Health Care Services
  *Movement Therapy
  *Treatment
Classification Code
  Art & Music & Movement Therapy [3357]
Population Group
  Human
Update Code
  20061016

<2>
Accession Number
  Peer Reviewed Journal: 2006-05105-001.
Title
  Ballroom dance lessons for geriatric depression: An exploratory study.
  [References].
Year of Publication
  2006
Language
  English
Author
  Haboush, Amanda;  Floyd, Mark;  Caron, Joshua;  LaSota, Mark;  Alvarez,
  Krisann.
Institution
  Haboush, Amanda: University of Nevada, Las Vegas, NV, US
  Floyd, Mark: University of Nevada, Las Vegas, NV, US
  Caron, Joshua: University of Nevada, Las Vegas, NV, US
  LaSota, Mark: University of Nevada, Las Vegas, NV, US
  Alvarez, Krisann: University of Nevada, Las Vegas, NV, US
Source
  Arts in Psychotherapy. Vol 33(2) 2006, 89-97.
ISSN Print
  0197-4556
Local Messages
  (THE DUKE MED CTR LIBRARY HAS THIS TITLE; CHECK FOR HOLDINGS)
Publication Type
  Journal;  Peer Reviewed Journal
Abstract
  Twenty depressed, community-dwelling older adults (average age = 69)
  completed a pilot study of ballroom dance lessons as a treatment for
  geriatric depression. Participants were randomly assigned to either an
  immediate or delayed treatment condition. All participants received eight
  ballroom dance lessons from a selection of six dances (foxtrot, waltz,
  rumba, swing, cha-cha, and tango) from the National Dance Council of
  America's syllabus. Effect sizes were in the medium range for the HRSD (d
  = .51) and GDS (d = .40), and in the small range for the SCL-90R (d =
  .17). There was some support for self-efficacy and hopelessness as
outcome
  predictors. Participant feedback indicated the dance lessons were
  enjoyable and well-received. (PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2006 APA, all
  rights reserved) (journal abstract)
Key Concepts
  ballroom dance lessons, geriatric depression, self efficacy,
hopelessness,
  older adults, movement therapy
Subject Headings
  *Dance Therapy
  *Geriatrics
  *Hopelessness
  *Major Depression
  *Self Efficacy
  Dance
  Movement Therapy
Classification Code
  Art & Music & Movement Therapy [3357];  Affective Disorders [3211]
Population Group
  Human;  Male;  Female.
  Adulthood (18 yrs & older);  Middle Age (40-64 yrs);  Aged (65 yrs &
  older);  Very Old (85 yrs & older)
Location
  US
Update Code
  20061016