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Get Your Mind to a New Place This Summer

March 15, 2018 sportsmedicineweekly Articles, Chicago Dance Therapy, Dancing, Fitness, Performance, Prevention, Psychology, Sports, Therapy, Treatment Comments Off on Get Your Mind to a New Place This Summer

Clinical counselor and dance movement therapist Erica Hornthal gives us tips on how to get your mind to a new place this summer.

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