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Dance/Movement Therapy and Counseling in Las Vegas

Therapy doesn't have to happen through words alone. Dance/movement therapy integrates psychotherapy, movement, and embodied awareness to support emotional healing, self-discovery, and personal growth.

Diane Davis dance movement therapist and counselor in Las Vegas

No dance experience is required. Movement can be as simple as noticing your breath, exploring body sensations, or becoming more aware of how emotions are expressed physically. Together, we can explore the connection between mind and body in a way that feels comfortable and meaningful to you.

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A Mind-Body Approach

Three people in a dance movement therapy session in Las Vegas

Healing involves more than just talking. My approach combines clinical counseling and dance/movement therapy to help clients reconnect with themselves and create meaningful change.

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Testimonials

"I wanted to thank you again for this beautiful class. It left me loose, rejuvenated, and centered in a really special way. I'd been looking for classes that integrate somatic approaches and this was exactly what I was looking for!"

Dance Therapy Participant, Millennium Dance Complex Las Vegas

"Diane created a safe and supportive space for students to move, stretch, and dance in ways that foster self-expression and self-healing. I left the class feeling connected, energized, and inspired."

Michelle K.

"The groups are interesting and keep us moving. I enjoy getting together with people."

Resident, Prospect House Assisted Living

Group participating in dance/movement therapy in Las Vegas.

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I welcome inquiries about individual therapy, dance/movement therapy groups, older adult programming, workshops, and community events.

 

Contact me to learn more about services or discuss how we might work together.

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