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The other side of social dance for mental health: What needs to be addressed before it can be offered to vulnerable populations?
A growing body of research suggests that social dance can be good for mental health, especially for individuals with depression, anxiety, and loneliness. However, less work has been conducted investigating for whom and in what circumstances social dance is beneficial, what safety considerations shou
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