Circus as a Healing Art: What Polyvagal Theory Teaches Us About Why Circus Works
If you’re involved in the circus world, you’ve likely heard people talk about the healing power of circus, whether they’re
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Lacy Alana is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, circus artist, circus teacher, and improviser who specializes in trauma and neurodivergence. Lacy has a varied professional history, including working in the corporate world (with a business/advertising degree), running specialized circus and improv theatre programs for neurodiverse and at-risk youth, training educators/coaches//helping professionals/medical professionals, working as a therapist, and teaching mainstream circus.
Lacy provides one-of-a-kind trainings that fuse Interpersonal Neurobiology, therapeutic frameworks, business communication, and pedagogy from improvisational theatre and the circus arts. Lacy's passion remains in working within adaptive/social circus and training others to do the same.
Lacy provides one-of-a-kind trainings that fuse Interpersonal Neurobiology, therapeutic frameworks, business communication, and pedagogy from improvisational theatre and the circus arts. Lacy's passion remains in working within adaptive/social circus and training others to do the same.