Celebrating 10 Years of Dance for Parkinson's
It’s truly an honor to celebrate this decade milestone with you! Time flies by when you are well-surrounded by amazing people and community doing what you love to do. Thank you for allowing me to serve you while spreading the joy of dance!
Please join us for our two week December Holiday 2024 Session
offered Wednesday 1:30 - 3:00 pm December 11th - 18th
Taught by:
Ruth Davidson Hahn, professional teacher, choreographer, dancer, a Stanley J. Wertheimer Fellow specially trained in the Dance for PD® method, and specially trained with Lifetime Arts, national leaders in creative aging program development
Where: NEW LOCATION
Nebraska Ballet Theatre & School 
5601 S. 59th St. Suite A (map)
Lincoln, Nebraska 68516
When:
Wednesdays, 1:30 pm – 3:00 pm
December 11th and December 18th
Price:
$10 for 2 -week session or $6 per individual class (drop-ins welcome), caregivers, spouses and partners welcome free.
Your tax deductible contributions are needed to help us continue our very special work with the Dance for Parkinson’s Outreach Program
To register or for more information:
Call 402-540-1242
or email ruth@rdhdance.org
Why Dance for Parkinson’s?
- Dance develops flexibility and instills confidence.
- Dance is first and foremost a stimulating mental activity that connects mind to body.
- Dance breaks isolation.
- Dance invokes imagery in the service of graceful movement.
- Dance focuses attention on eyes, ears and touch as tools to assist in movement and balance.
- Dance increases awareness of where all parts of the body are in space.
- Dance tells stories.
- Dance sparks creativity.
- The basis of dance is rhythm.
- The essence of dance is joy.
Dance for Parkinson’s in This Little Light of Mine: choreography – Ruth Davidson Hahn, sung by – Sonia Selbie
Dance for Parkinson’s in Crane Dance: choreography – Cherie Toubia, Music – Tom Nauman
Dance for Parkinson’s is the intellectual property of Ruth Davidson Hahn & Company