图为南京特殊教育师范学院的老师使用彩虹伞进行舞动团体辅导。 本文配图均由受访者提供 "舞蹈治疗不追求动作的优美或标准，而是通过科学的身体引导，帮助人们表达、翻译那些难以言 说的情绪，达到重塑身心的目的。"南京特殊教育师范学院音乐与舞蹈学院院长张强介绍，舞蹈治疗的 适用群体非常广泛，既包括孤独症儿童、阿尔茨海默病患者、社交焦虑者等特需群体，也涵盖可能面临 情绪困扰的普通大众。通过即兴动作、呼吸律动、镜像练习等方式，舞蹈治疗能有效帮助他们释放压 抑、修复心理创伤。 从学科源流看，舞蹈治疗起源于20世纪40年代的欧美，最初被应用于患有精神分裂症的退伍军人的 康复治疗。张强介绍，美国舞蹈治疗协会曾将舞蹈治疗定义为"一种运用舞蹈或动作过程以促进个体情 绪、身体、认知和社会整合的心理疗法"。20世纪90年代，通过舞蹈家伏羲玉兰等的引介，这一学科逐 步传入中国。如今，包括舞蹈、音乐、绘画等在内的多种表达性艺术治疗形式，已在全球多个国家系统 化应用。 在今年教育部发布的《普通高等学校本科专业目录（2025年）》中，"舞蹈治疗"被正式列入新增的 29个本科专业之一，首个布点设在南京特殊教育师范学院，并已于今年启动招生。 光听名 ...

Group 1 - The core event is the 2025 Beijing Municipal Hospital Science Popularization Elite Competition, where 16 medical experts transformed medical knowledge into popular science works [1] - The competition focused on three main health themes: pediatric and mental health knowledge, weight management knowledge, and disease prevention and treatment knowledge with new technologies and methods [2] - A total of 111 short video works from 22 municipal hospitals participated in the preliminary round, with 50 outstanding works advancing to the semi-finals [2] Group 2 - The semi-final works have been showcased on the official Douyin account "Healthy Beijing," accumulating over 3.6 million views and nearly 65,000 likes [2] - The Beijing Health Commission is actively promoting the construction of a health science popularization expert database, which currently includes 934 health science experts [2] - Additionally, a city-level health weight management science popularization expert database has been established, identifying 152 weight management experts [2]

Core Insights - The article discusses the growing field of music therapy in Singapore, highlighting its integration of music, psychology, and healthcare to improve various aspects of health [1][3]. Group 1: Industry Overview - Music therapy is an emerging clinical field in Singapore that addresses physical, emotional, cognitive, and social health, with applications in palliative care, dementia care, pain management, and early childhood intervention [1][3]. - The Singapore Music Therapy Association (AMTS) has seen its professional membership grow from 11 members in 2007 to 44 members currently, with a total membership of 74, primarily serving hospitals, nursing homes, and palliative care institutions [3][4]. Group 2: Educational Developments - In response to industry demand, LASALLE College of the Arts launched Singapore's first graduate program in music therapy in 2024, which is currently oversubscribed [3]. - The program aims to provide local training opportunities for practitioners, emphasizing the need for higher professional training in music therapy [3]. Group 3: Case Studies and Applications - A case study is presented where a music therapist helped a terminally ill patient with a neurological condition connect emotionally through music, demonstrating the therapeutic potential of music in end-of-life care [3]. - Music therapy is not limited to elderly patients; it is also used to assist children with developmental disorders in overcoming fears through musical activities [4]. Group 4: Professional Standards and Challenges - The AMTS has published several public resources, including a code of ethics and professional standards, to guide practitioners in the field [4]. - The article notes that music can evoke both positive and negative emotions, highlighting the importance of professional training for music therapists to assess individual emotional and psychological states [4].