Gabrielle Roth
Dancer and author of 'Sweat Your Prayers'
Dancer and author of 'Sweat Your Prayers'
1941
84 years ago
Artists & Creatives
United States
One of the prominent figures in the field of movement therapy, developed a unique approach to dance as a form of expression and healing. Founded the 5Rhythms dance practice, which emphasizes the connection between body and spirit through movement. Authored several books, including 'Sweat Your Prayers' and 'Maps to Ecstasy', detailing techniques for personal transformation through dance and rhythm. Organized numerous workshops and retreats that attracted participants worldwide, promoting the understanding of dance as a spiritual practice.
Developed the 5Rhythms dance practice
Authored 'Sweat Your Prayers'
Led workshops promoting movement therapy
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