For kids and adults "A&D" Anxiety & Depression our Dr. MOOVES A&D app has a series of FIVE animation dances to help children manage and control their Anxiety & Depression thru deliberate body movements. “Our choreographed dance games measure and score the child's Anxiety & Depression baseline. All you need is your iPhone or iPad camera and your body's Improvement Potential which we measure for you and graph so only you can see and feel the magic!"
We’ve combined the skill of child psychiatry, the therapeutic power of using the Rhythm + Movement entertainment genre, motion capture software, and deliberate motion movements consciously and unconsciously through introjection and mirroring, to infuse a person’s body domains with new anxiety & depression management skill in a unique remote patient monitoring paradigm.
“Do The Puppy-Pee! Watch out for the Cactus!"
Anxiety & Depression in kids and some adults are symptoms of early child abuse. Family economic and sexual are just two types of abuse. By using our fun choreographed dances measuring and scoring the results, then re-setting a new child's Anxiety and Depression baseline through neuroplasticity children master not only their body movements but attain a sense of autonomy and agency, often called resilience. Sometimes this is enough to offset the toxic consequences of abuse.
We’ve combined the skill of child psychiatry, the therapeutic power of using the Rhythm + Movement entertainment genre, motion capture software, and deliberate motion movements consciously and unconsciously through introjection and mirroring, to infuse a person’s body domains with new anxiety & depression management skill in a unique remote patient monitoring paradigm.
“Do The Puppy-Pee! Watch out for the Cactus!"
Anxiety & Depression in kids and some adults are symptoms of early child abuse. Family economic and sexual are just two types of abuse. By using our fun choreographed dances measuring and scoring the results, then re-setting a new child's Anxiety and Depression baseline through neuroplasticity children master not only their body movements but attain a sense of autonomy and agency, often called resilience. Sometimes this is enough to offset the toxic consequences of abuse.
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