Dance and Arts Therapy NZ

Auckland
All year round

Dance and arts therapy is to empower and support. A variety of programmes are available for adults and children, including individual sessions are for adults. Sessions are 50-60 minutes long, and take place in a comfortable, spacious room, where art materials and dance movement-based equipment are available as needed.

Both short-term and long-term therapy are offered, based on the client’s presenting concerns. Some clients come for personal growth, to learn more about themselves, some come to explore movement or artmaking in a therapeutic setting, and some come seeking support for a specific issue or concern. Complete a referral form online.

Cost?

Costs vary according to the programme

For more info visit:

Dance 4 Us

Address

Community Room 1
Onehunga Community Centre
83 Church Street
Onehunga
Auckland 1061

Contact

Info@dancetherapy.co.nz

ACCESSIBILITY

General

Dance Movement Therapy group sessions for Adults with Special Needs (including Autism, Cerebal Palsy, Down syndrome, cognitive delays, other disabilities available Programmes provide an emotionally safe space for children with special needs and disabilities.

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