Dance of Disability and Spirituality.

Abstract: In this study, we are exploring how disabled adults see the interaction between spirituality and disability in their lives. A researcher of a disabled male made a detailed interview with 13 adults with physical disabilities. An interdisciplinary team of five researchers including the auditor analyzed the data using the procedure proposed in the qualitative research model agreed by both parties (Hill, Thompson, and & Williams, 1997) . The discovery of this center includes five new themes: purpose, connection, consciousness, creativity, and acceptance. Health-related literature discusses the findings and points out the impact of the rehabilitation process.

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Verdi - Fletcher's private life is often used as a source of inspiration for dancing. In 1985 Cleveland 's main line bus was not available for disabled people. Regardless of Mary-Verdi-Fletcher, with or without obstacles, a group of activists took a bus protest at the city center, where they caught some buses and asked everyone. The bus can go in and out. In 2005, the Dance Wheel Company and a full-fledged African-American dance company re-executed the 1985 protests on the stage, and the spectators' similarities in equality struggle with African Americans and disabled people It symbolized a point. In the 2005 performance, I realized that through dance "The Man in the Clouds" by UCLA's respected dancer David Rousseff, the studio is challenging the unrecognized body through dance. Use organizational practices to understand and respond to various organizations

Dance is an important place to seek and compromise modern social obstacles (McGrath, Garland - Thomson). Many scholars agree with the power to build dance communication skills and disability consciousness. According to their research, the performance of dance includes dancers, dancers, and possibly a wider society, with different physiques that could lead to positive changes in the audience. Disability status also includes mental health problems, learning difficulties, chronic diseases, and other physical conditions. They range from minors to severe and vary from person to person. Some examples are depression, anxiety, attention deficit disorder and schizophrenia. Disclosure of invisible obstacles casts doubts about whether it is legal. Implicit physical disorders are usually ignored

Representation of mental health problems: confront social norms through dance - Anne-Marie Santerre