"Breaking Barriers: NYC Medical Students Use Ballet to Connect Children with Autism" In a heartwarming initiative, medical students from New York City are using ballet to help children with autism develop social skills, confidence, and physical abilities. The students, who are part of a free ballet course, are working closely with children on the autism spectrum to teach them the basics of ballet, while also promoting emotional connection and empathy. By combining their medical knowledge with the therapeutic benefits of dance, these students are helping to bridge the gap between children with autism and their peers, and fostering a sense of community and belonging. As the program continues to grow, its impact is being felt across the city, inspiring hope and joy in the lives of those involved.
NYC medical students help children with autism move, connect through free ballet course CBS News
