Why dancing is a highly effective treatment for depression
A recent study has found that dance is an extremely effective treatment for depression. With Ireland in the midst of a mental health crisis, could dancing could be the solution. Dr. Peter Lovatt, AKA. Dr. Dance, Director of Dance Psychology at Movement in Practice explained why to Ciara.
Boost team empathy & joy in the span of a lunch break with Mette Oscar Pedersen
What can you bring into the workplace that can significantly strengthen team bonds, enhance individual self-expression, and contribute to a healthier work environment?
Mette Oscar Pedersen is a facilitator who’s worked with communities, companies, and other groups to bring joy and connection to th…
611. The Dance Dr - With Peter Lovatt
Former professional dancer turned dance psychologist Peter, has spent the past two decades studying why we dance and what it does for us. We talk learning, language, what dance is, where it starts, why people don't dance, innate dance, attractive dance, social functions of dance, Parkinson's, and…
#357 🧠 Flow Brain Wednesday: Why Dancing Supercharges Your Brain
Today we’re diving into insights from The Dance Cure by Dr. Peter Lovatt — a fascinating look at how dancing doesn’t just move our bodies, but rewires our brains. And if you were at my son’s graduation party a few days ago, you already know this — I’m a huge fan of dancing! Let’s break down how rh…
Campus Talks: Using social media not as a tool but as a teacher in higher education
Whether you love it, tolerate it, are a master of a compelling Bluesky thread or struggle with a LinkedIn update, social media has become an inescapable part of academia and university life. But it’s complicated. On one hand, scholars use it to build their academic profile, share research with the…
Dr Peter Lovatt: How pirouettes can literally change your mind.
What if the key to thinking more clearly, feeling more connected, and even solving problems... was movement?
In this episode, I sit down with Dr Peter Lovatt psychologist, dancer, and founder of the world’s first Dance Psychology Lab, to explore how moving our bodies can transform our minds. Whet…
Rekindling Your Relationship with Your Body and Creativity with Cathy Williams
In this episode, Cait sits down with Cathy Williams from Intuitive Self to explore how reconnecting with your body and creativity can support emotional healing and intuitive living.
Cathy shares her personal story of growing up with a creative mother who encouraged play, hobbies, and imagination, …
Ep. 117 Why your Company Events are killing Culture (and what Burning Man gets right) | With guest, Jasper Vallance
The Occupational Philosophers | Episode 117 | With Jasper Vallance
Jasper Vallance is a social entrepreneur who left his corporate life at Google to create a life of meaning driven by his passions. As an event architect, he became the founder of Australia's largest sober dance party.
He has…
Sweet Caroline
Neil Diamond's Sweet Caroline was released in 1969, but it wasn't until the 1990s that it became a theme song for the Boston Red Sox, spreading to other other countries and sports, including the England football team. Danielle Capalbo is a Red Sox fan who explains where it began, and Lionesses fan…
Ep.120: The fear of being judged Is Killing your Creativity | Nuggets With Dr Peter Lovatt
Why Movement Changes How You Think | Nuggets With Peter Lovatt
The Occupational Philosophers | Episode 120
Nuggets With Dr Peter Lovatt — Dance Psychologist and the show's very first-ever guest.
John and Simon launch a new segment, likely the poorly named 'Nuggets', by digging back into the arch…
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