helping people with
Parkinson’s through
mime
Mime can retrain the brain as a therapeutic tool for people with Parkinson’s. Mime is fun, easy to learn, customizable, requires no specialized equipment, and can be performed anywhere any time.
Why Mime?
Using mime as a therapeutic tool can help people with Parkinson’s override many of the annoying symptoms. Mime can provide practical tools that can immediately be put into practice. This can help people with Parkinson’s improve the day to day quality of their lives, and manage challenging symptoms more effectively.
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Recent Updates
Barbara Featured on Michael J. Fox Foundation’s Website as a Guest Blogger
Click here to read Barbara’s blog post from the series “Real Talk from Patients”.
Barbara Creates New Illustrations of Women & Parkinson’s Disease
New illustrations depicting women of different ethnicities going through the 5 stages of PD aim to break down gendered stereotypes. Find out more by checking out these articles: Parkinson Canada: Re-illustrating a stereotype: Women can get Parkinson’s too Parkinson’s Europe: New women with Parkinson’s illustrations unveiled for International Women’s Day Parkinson’s UK: Women and Parkinson’s:…
Barbara is a Guest on Parkinson’s Canada Webinar
Barbara’s appearance begins at the 30 minute mark.