Louisiana Dance Roots - MCT Couples Package

Moving Closer Together for Couples

Moving Closer Together (MCT) offers couples a structured, experiential approach to strengthening confidence, connection, communication, and collaboration through movement.

Rather than relying primarily on conversation, MCT gives partners an opportunity to explore how they relate through partner dance, guided movement, breathwork, and reflection. It can complement individual or couples counseling, while also providing an approachable alternative for partners who may be hesitant about traditional talk-based experiences.

Partner dance becomes a way to explore relationship dynamics in real time. Guiding and following provide opportunities to develop trusted roles, practice giving and receiving direction, and recognize when those roles need to shift. Rhythm and movement encourage adaptability and responsiveness, while physical connection can bring awareness to patterns of communication, trust, and partnership.

For some couples, MCT may serve as a bridge toward deeper relational work. For others, it can stand on its own as a shared practice for developing greater awareness, teamwork, and connection—both on and off the dance floor.

Initial Session - 90 minutes @ $150

Level 1 - (4) 60 minute sessions @ $500

Level 2 - (8) 60 minute sessions @ $900

Level 3 - (8) 60 minute sessions @ $1200 w/ therapist collaboration

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The MCT Experience

MCT reimagines partner dance as a pathway for romantic partners, friends, and family members to deepen their relationship with themselves and one another.The experience begins by strengthening safety and security, creating a foundation for building confidence and trust. From there, participants explore practical, embodied strategies for navigating connection, communication, change, and collaboration together.

Rooted in Louisiana partner dance traditions—including Waltz, 2-Step, Zydeco, and other social dance styles—MCT brings movement, culture, rhythm, and play into the process. Participants learn not simply to perform steps, but to listen, respond, adapt, and move together. No previous dance experience is necessary. What matters is a willingness to explore a different way of connecting. Sometimes meaningful change begins not by trying to “fix” one another, but by becoming more aware of how we move, respond, and adapt together.