danceSing
Welcome to danceSing
Founded in 2016, danceSing is committed to enriching lives through the transformative power of music and movement.
At the heart of what we do is a blend of the arts and fitness, creating a vibrant community that celebrates self-expression, joy, and connection.
In 2021, we expanded our reach into the care sector, gaining recognition for adapting our resources to support older adults in care settings.
This shift allowed us to bring the benefits of music and movement to those who need it most.
With a dedicated team and a clear vision, we continue to promote wellness everywhere.
Through partnerships with the University of Stirling and support from the Scottish Government, our evidence-based resources, expert-led training, and supportive services have positioned us as a leading provider of digital well-being solutions.
Team
Meet Our Exceptional Team
Led by Natalie Garry and Claire Hunt, the team at danceSing delivers a unique wellness experience tailored to the diverse needs of all who participate.
Our Movement and Fitness Leaders design inclusive workouts for all abilities, while our Music Leaders and Composers create engaging singing experiences.
Our Creative Arts and Crafts Leaders inspire self-expression through hands-on activities, and our Radio Producers and DJs curate playlists and broadcasts that foster a joyful community spirit.
Behind the scenes, our professional IT, operations, and sector advisory teams ensure smooth delivery and expert support, maintaining the highest standards of care and well-being.
Together, we enhance mental, physical, emotional, and spiritual health, empowering individuals and helping communities thrive.
Research & Impact
Transforming Well-being Through Evidence-Based Solutions
danceSing partners with the University of Stirling, Glasgow University, and the University of Plymouth to lead advancements in adult care.
Through collaborative research, data analysis, and pilot programs, we rigorously test and refine our music and movement-based solutions.
These studies have demonstrated significant improvements in anxiety, depression, stress, and sleep quality, driving the continuous development of our evidence-based programmes.
In just 12 weeks, participants experience life-changing benefits, including enhanced physical and mental well-being. Staff also report greater job satisfaction, improved physical health, and stronger workplace sociability through the integration of music and movement into daily routines.
Our resources foster meaningful connections, reduce social isolation, and ensure long-term, sustainable impact. Consistent feedback highlights high satisfaction, showcasing the transformative effects of our programme on both individuals and their communities.
Impact
Innovative Research in Older Adult Care
danceSing collaborates with the University of Stirling, a leader in dementia and aging research, to pioneer advancements in older adult care. Together, we explore the powerful impact of music and movement on physical and mental well-being. Our partnerships with Stirling, Glasgow University, and the University of Plymouth allow us to conduct joint research, data analysis, and pilot programs that rigorously test and refine our solutions.
These studies have demonstrated significant improvements in anxiety, depression, stress, and sleep quality, guiding the continuous evolution of our programmes. By ensuring our content is evidence-based and aligned with best practices, danceSing remains at the forefront of innovative, research-driven digital health interventions for older adults.
