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Canadian University Offers New Bachelor of Creative Arts, Health and Wellness.

Students learn mime techniques as a therapeutic tool to help people with movement disorders.

Dopamine Dance Against PD featured in Connect E-Newsletter, UHN-Movement Disorders Program.

Read the article on page 15.

Parkinson’s News Today — How One Woman’s Dancing Inspired the Parkinson’s Community

Mime over matter: “I aim to live life fully” – Barbara featured in an article published by Parkinson’s Europe, March 2023

See a workshop highlight from a presentation Barbara gave for Dancing with Parkinson’s Canada:

More Readings:

Barbara in Guelph Today:

https://www.guelphtoday.com/local-news/guelph-artist-dances-her-way-through-parkinsons-disease-6668003

Barbara in Guelph Mercury:

https://www.guelphmercury.com/news/parkinson-s-can-t-stop-me-from-dancing-guelph-artist-raising-awareness-for-parkinsons-disease/article_6f38663f-359a-5709-9718-b8eab65c1a43.html

Mime Over Mind Research Gets Support from CESI & IICSI

Community Engaged Scholarship Institute, with funds and support from International Institute for Critical Studies in Improvisation, both associated with University of Guelph, supported a small phase 1 evaluation of Mime Over Mind workshops. The focus was on perceived impacts for participants, service providers and support givers.

Community Engaged Scholarship Institute — https://www.cesinstitute.ca/

Critical Studies in Improvisation — https://www.uoguelph.ca/arts/improv

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