Dance harnesses humanity in exercise: perceptions of dance following an adapted dance program for people with chronic stroke.

IF 1.5 4区 医学 Q3 PUBLIC, ENVIRONMENTAL & OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH
Caitlin Elmslie, Lara McCallion, Julie Vaughan-Graham, Kara K Patterson
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Abstract

Introduction: Perceptions of exercise are important in ensuring physical activity is translated into daily life. If dance is perceived as enjoyable exercise, promoting it may increase exercise engagement in people with stroke.

Objective: To examine perceptions of dance as exercise in people with chronic stroke after participating in an adapted dance program.

Materials and methods: Qualitative interpretive description approach utilizing semi-structured face to face interviews with 18 people post-stroke who completed a 10-week adapted dance program.

Results: Three themes were identified: (1) Dance is Exercise; (2) Dance Moves Beyond Exercise; and (3) Dance Harnesses Humanity in Exercise.

Discussion: According to participants in this study, dance offers elements of traditional physical rehabilitation (i.e. improved balance) and creates a humanistic space where more intangible elements (i.e. liberation, personal growth) are accessed organically. These findings illuminate dance as a holistic approach to rehabilitation, as it addresses both the physical and psychosocial impacts of stroke.

舞蹈在锻炼中利用人性:对慢性中风患者的舞蹈节目改编后的舞蹈的感知。
对运动的认知对于确保身体活动转化为日常生活非常重要。如果舞蹈被认为是一种令人愉快的运动,那么促进它可能会增加中风患者的运动参与度。目的:研究慢性中风患者在参加舞蹈训练后对舞蹈运动的认知。材料和方法:采用定性解释描述方法,对18名完成10周适应性舞蹈课程的中风后患者进行半结构化面对面访谈。结果:确定了三个主题:(1)舞蹈是运动;(2)超越运动的舞蹈动作;(3)舞蹈在锻炼中驾驭人性。讨论:根据本次研究的参与者,舞蹈提供了传统的身体康复元素(即改善平衡),并创造了一个人文空间,在这个空间中,更多的无形元素(如解放,个人成长)得到有机的接触。这些发现阐明了舞蹈作为一种全面的康复方法,因为它解决了中风对身体和心理的影响。
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Arts & Health
Arts & Health PUBLIC, ENVIRONMENTAL & OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH-
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