David Leventhal on Dance for PD: How Dance Helps People with Parkinson's
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David Leventhal on Dance for PD: How Dance Helps People with Parkinson's
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How can dance change the lives of people living with Parkinson's disease?
In this episode of Aging with Grace and Purpose, I talk with David Leventhal, Program Director of Dance for PD®, about the remarkable intersection of dance, neuroscience, healthcare, and human connection.
David explains how movement, music, and imagination help people rediscover confidence and joy while living with Parkinson's disease. We also discuss neuroplasticity, Narrative Medicine, creativity, and why the arts play an essential role in healthy aging.
As David beautifully says,
"At heart, there's art in heart."
This conversation is for anyone interested in Parkinson's disease, healthy aging, the healing power of the arts, and the extraordinary resilience of the human spirit.