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In movement therapy, practitioners place less emphasis on performance and outside stimuli and concentrate more on feelings and senses. Therefore, movement therapy may include more improvisation and intuitive ways of acting. Through this approach, people are trusted to act on their emotions and are encouraged in various ways to become more connected with their inner selves (Jacobs et al., 2016). The action associated with movement therapy is usually spontaneous, unrehearsed, and relatively brief. “The process of the mover [how the mover moves] is the focus of movement therapy” (Hendricks, 1982, p. 167). Drama and enactment techniques are closely allied with movement therapy.