movementtherapy

noun
UK /ˈmuːvmənt ˈθerəpi/
US /ˈmuːvmənt ˈθerəpi/

Movement therapy is a way to help people feel better by moving their bodies.

The dance teacher uses movement therapy to help children relax and express their feelings.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A form of physical rehabilitation that uses guided motion to improve strength and coordination.

After his injury, he attended movement therapy to regain balance.

3. A psychological approach that uses body movement to explore and release emotions.

Her therapist suggested movement therapy to help with stress.

4. A school program that encourages active play to support learning and focus.

The school added movement therapy sessions between classes.