This online intensive is the result of two decades of observing the spread of
a global inner dance, which may now be called by various names, but essentially stems from a shared
experience across cultures, age groups, geographic regions, and contexts.

Today, Innerdance is viewed as a form of therapy, a path to spiritual awakening, and a foundation for research;
Innerdance also explores the role of music in human life and in neuroscience.

In practice, Innerdance is currently being implemented in schools, medical centers, clinical psychology centers, substance abuse treatment programs, corporations, refugee centers, and prisons.

Recognizing how important Inner Dance is for both young and older people, in the coming years, Pi Villarazza and the global Innerdance community are prioritizing the sharing of knowledge - comprising terminology and maps - that many of us have spent years familiarizing ourselves with, so that they are safe and understandable within our spaces.

In recent years, Innerdance live trainings have typically been offered as short programs, and future facilitators have often attended these, and these programs have indeed provided a powerful experience. And while in-person trainings serve as a profound means of learning, it is the online intensive that provides the long-term learning necessary for some people to support the very deep stages one goes through in this type of work.

This online intensive is the result of two decades of observing the spread of
global inner dance, which may go by different names today but essentially stems from a common.

In creating this intensive, we took into account the very different needs of various groups within the Innerdance community:
beginning space holders, experienced facilitators, and spiritual seekers who are not interested in leading Innerdance practices but are interested in deepening their understanding of the processes occurring within the practice and its system.