PG Certification in Dance Movement Therapy Course (DMT)

We aim to equip and support practitioners from India ​​and abroad to demonstrate excellence in Dance Movement Therapy practice.

ProgramsPG Certification in Dance Movement Therapy Course (DMT)

Post Graduate Certification in Dance Movement Therapy.

DMT originated during the 2nd World War, when soldiers with PTSD, were treated in Washington with Dance classes. That is when Marian Chace ( Founder of DMT ) discovered, that dance had a deeper impact on the Human Body, Mind and Soul. This evolution led to the birth of Movement Based Sciences and approaches to alleviate people physical, emotional, mental and social issues. Keeping in mind, we have introduced PG Certification in Dance Movement Therapy DMT Course at Sancheti Healthcare Academy, Pune.

DMT is not only Primarily focusing on rehabilitation but also expands one horizon as a professional into diagnosis and community wellness services, expanding our view to Psychosomatic and lifestyle diseases which are the biggest enemies of a developing nation.

ABOUT THE PROGRAM

The PGC-DMT is a 400 hours Post graduation Certification in Dance Movement Therapy. This course brings the best of Global practices and blends it with the rich dance and cultural heritage of our country.

ADMISSION PROCEDURE

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ELIGIBILITY

Any Graduate Can Apply

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Our Vision & Mission

Our vision is to inspire change and deliver innovative, impactful solutions.

To establish & provide the best possible education in Dance Movement Therapy (DMT) & enhance the physical & mental well-being of our community.

 Inculcating knowledge in individuals and creating a holistic Healthcare environment for the advancement of physical and mental well-being.

 To establish a Dance Movement Therapy OPD at Sancheti Healthcare Academy.

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