Have a look at our latest video: Luv in the Park
​Dancing outside together this past year was such a gift!
KEEP DANCING!!

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Dance Your Ability Therapeutic Movement Foundation is a not-for-profit organization
offering  music, movement & conscious dance programs to people who would not
normally attend public classes, including  the elderly, children, incarcerated, at-risk youth, 
mixed abilities, people living with: dementia, Parkinson’s, cancer, addictions, recovery
and trauma survivors.  Along with these programs  we offer a training for movement teachers,
health care professionals, volunteers & family members.  

Dance Your Ability programs & classes are a blend of group fitness & conscious dance warmly facilitated using the benefits of music and movement to create space for all to experience themselves in healing motion and collective joy. Programs infuse Trauma Informed Practices, a teaching style to effectively meet varying individual learning & physical abilities, simple stretching & basic group exercises, guided conscious dance and specifically chosen music to get everyone moving as best as they are able.​ 
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Dance Your Ability can infuse existing programs or stand alone.
The desire is to create connection.
Music & movement create a joyful space where it is easy to achieve connection. 
All bodies respond to beat and all souls respond to love. 

Please contact us  for more information about Dance Your Ability programs, classes & training.​

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Videos of DYA Programs

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Board of Directors:

Joni Devlin offers Dance Your Ability classes to her 55+ community, works & volunteers, has an active life with her friends and grandchildren and is our bookkeeper extraordinaire! ​

Carrina Maslovat is a biologist who serves the board with so much heart. She brings a curiosity as movement for her is a source of release, freedom and so much fun.

Steven Ward is an Educational Assistant, Librarian, Spiritual teacher and poet. He understands the potency of truly being with each other, allowing for space to be one's self.