This book is an invitation to dance therapy. Erna Grenlund (Stockholm, Sweden) sees in dance therapy not so much an auxiliary method of verbal therapy as an independent psychotherapeutic direction. The part she wrote highlights the history and theory of dance therapy, tells about its origins and ancestors, considers different methods of practical work. Natalia Hovhannisyan (St. Petersburg, Russia) offers a description of the practical work of a dance therapist in a hospital, private practice with children and adults, in psychoprophylactic work in a comprehensive school. The author's program of dance and therapeutic sessions is presented, which is suitable for working with both children and adults.