EngAge

A person-centered, movement, and sensory hybrid approach to healthier aging and community wellness

Natasha Goldstein-Levitas, MA, BC-DMT

Let’s EngAge!

Natasha Goldstein-Levitas Headshot

I am a Philadelphia, PA based Board Certified Dance/Movement Therapist with over two decades of clinical experience working primarily with older adults, individuals living with dementia, and their care partners, in multiple healthcare and community-based settings and organizations. I am also an Educator and Program Leader with several years of experience in both healthcare and higher education roles. I am well connected in the aging, wellness, and creative arts communities-at-large.  

I continue to look for opportunities to connect and EngAge, using a person-centered, movement, and sensory hybrid approach, and to share creative practices and resources that may improve overall quality of life and health outcomes for diverse communities. I offer innovative, preventive care practices that are evidence- and strength-based, universal, inclusive, cost-effective, and accessible. Quite simply, I am committed to promoting community wellness and overall quality of living for all. 

My Approach

A deeper human connection.
SenseAble engagement.

Therapeutic movement experiences, creative suggestions for support and empowerment, and therapeutic, evidence-based recommendations to help communities, individuals, and their care partners navigate life changes and move towards wellness.

  • See Natasha's Presentation

    Inspired Memory Care’s Care Partner Q&A: Dance/Movement Therapy

Dance/Movement Therapy (DMT)

“…the psychotherapeutic use of movement to promote emotional, social, cognitive, and physical integration of the individual, for the purpose of improving health and well-being.”

(ADTA, n.d.)

American Dance Therapy Association
adta.org

Aging & Dementia Support

Person-centered support for care partners and aging communities

Press & Publications

Testimonials

  • “Her empathy and her playfulness put each person at ease, even when the world might be a pretty scary place for them.”

    Emily S. Gavin, MS, OTR/L
    Rehabilitation Services Manager
    Mercy LIFE – West Philadelphia

  • “The smile and the kind expression on Natasha’s face encourage participation, and the softness of her voice soothes the soul.”

    Ludmila Kovatcheva,
    Assistant Nursing Home Administrator
    NewCourtland Germantown Home

  • ““Natasha brings with her a peaceful and healing energy that transcends and transforms the environments in which she serves. Natasha helps our clients feel well again in the midst of their dis-ease.”

    Aginah Shaw, BS,CTRS
    Center Director
    InnovAge LIFE Pennsylvania, St. Bart’s