Parkinson's Mobility Class Starts New Term

Move into Wellbeing dance and exercise group

Chiswick based charity Move intoWellbeing, which runs a well-regarded class for people with Parkinson's and other mobility restrictions, starting its new term.The session on Saturday 28th Jan is a free "Taster" session.

Move into Wellbeing provides bespoke dance and exercise classes for people with Parkinson's disease and other mobility restrictions. A number of the founders are people with Parkinson's or their carers.

Classes are devised and run by Ballet4Life.com, using specially trained and experienced teachers. They consist of a series of fun exercises to music with an emphasis on different muscle groups, co-ordination, balance, flexibility, strength and use of voice. All exercises can be performed seated and no previous experience of dance is necessary.

SPRING TERM 2017

January 5, 2017from 1.15)

THURSDAYS from 12th Jan-6th April: 12.45-1.45 (arri ve from 12.30)

£5.00 per session (you can bring a carer free of charge) Thanks to part-funding by Southfield Ward, London Borough of Ealing, the fee is reduced to £5 per session this term!

The Dance Studio St. Peter’s Church Southfield Road London W4 1BB https://goo.gl/maps/wv9cAiM53g32

The E3 bus stops in Southfield Road directly outside the church (the stop is announced as St Peter's Church). The Dance Studio is behind the church down a short path from Southfield Road.

Ballet4Life's founder Donna Schoenherr was inspired by her father's plight with Parkinson's Disease for over 25 years and the classes he took in Colorado USA. His doctor was Dr. Gerald McIntosh and together with Ruth Rice, they created a music and movement therapy class more than 20 years ago.

January 5, 2017