Flow Arts Become An Escape For Depression And Trauma

South Florida has a vast community of flow artists who gather in parks, beaches and other public spaces to practice together. Flow arts include a variety of physical activities with continuous movement, such as poi, fire spinning, hula hooping, acroyoga, slacklining, dancing, juggling, etc. For many people, flow arts have become a tool to overcome depression and other traumas, such as sexual assault.
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[@foolishpity605]

Hey guys my name is Liam and, as a staff spinner, I just wanted to say that I loved this video. It hit all the points that made me start spinning. It's now my job and I really wish more people would consider giving it a shot and stop letting their own self doubt get in the way of trying.

[@baileymunro9116]

thanks for sharing

[@albatrossartistry9431]

Some people have that thinking of why are they playing with toys? I am not going to play with a toy because I am an Adult. Screw that. I am 45 and throw yoyo's and try to twin hoop. I am a guy and not hung up on that manliness thing either. I do what I feels good to me.

[@sirenscreams]

Awesome! Jealous they got to work with Aileen. :)