Dancing with Parkinson’s Open House
Do you or someone you love have Parkinsons? Are you a doctor, nurse, or other caretaker of a Parkinson’s patient?
In support of National Parkinson’s Awareness Month in April, we’re opening our doors in partnership with Parkinson’s Association of West Michigan for all of you to experience our “Dancing with Parkinson’s” class.
Dance is an effective therapeutic tool to help those with Parkinson’s stay fit both mentally and physically. It also increases confidence and provides an excellent form of social interaction.
The free open house will provide an excellent opportunity to network with professionals in the industry as well as other patients and community supporters. You’ll take our 45-minute “Dancing with Parkinson’s” class taught by Grand Rapids Ballet School principal, Attila Mosolygo, accompanied by live piano music. There will also be complimentary refreshments.
For more information, call 616.454.4771 or email Atilla today.
To learn more about Parkinson’s, click here.
UPDATE
What a wonderful turnout! Over 30 people attended today’s open house, enjoyed a 45-minute class, and spent time meeting and mingling with some new friends. (See pictures below)
Thank you to our partners at Spectrum Health and Grand Valley State University for helping us out, too.
Two more upcoming Parkinson’s events you won’t want to miss:
- “Team Up to Beat Parkinson’s Disease” with former Major League Baseball player and manager, Kirk Gibson, on Tuesday, May 23 at DeVos Performance Hall
- Partners in Parkinson’s special event on June 10 at DeVos Place
We also thank our friends at WZZM for doing a feature on us. Check it out here.
Let’s keep the conversation going and let’s #EndParkinsons!