Discover the healing power of movement in this unique workshop led by dancer and Creative Arts Therapist Tanya Voges.

Inspired by the Dancer photographic exhibition—celebrating the rich and diverse history of dance in Australia—this workshop offers a space to explore the connection between movement, creativity, and mental wellbeing. Tanya will guide you through simple, expressive exercises that engage body, space, and time, helping you tap into new ways of understanding yourself and connecting with others. The photographs capturing the ephemeral nature of dance will serve as a springboard for embodied reflection and creative engagement.

No dance experience needed—just curiosity and a willingness to move!

About Tanya Voges

As a Creative Arts Therapist, Specialising in Dance/Movement Therapy (DMT), Tanya facilitates trauma-informed, psychotherapeutic sessions to support social, emotional, cognitive, physical and cultural domains. Tanya has experience working with various populations, including Mother/Baby dyads, Adult Mental Health, the disability sector and people with Stroke, Dementia and Parkinson’s. Learn more about Tanya and her work here

Join us at David Roche Gallery on Melbourne Street, Adelaide July 5th and experience the Dancer exhibition through a different lens. Come as you are and leave feeling grounded, connected, and inspired. Hurry limited tickets available, book your tickets today.

Limited parking available on-site.

Wheelchair accessible.

Banner image: Tanya Voges. Photographer Morgan Sette for the Mill. Image supplied.