Guest Instructors Pamela Quinn of PD Movement Lab and David Leventhal from Dance for PD® will combine joyful and expressive dance with healthy, functional movement in a workshop that uses dance to enrich the lives of older people and people with Parkinson’s Disease. The course is intended for students in therapy and dance professions and will draw on key elements of dance: the therapeutic use of rhythm; using imagery to achieve and experience qualitative movement and expression; an understanding of kinematics; stimulating the mind through choreographic problem solving; and ways to elicit fun and joy. Join us and learn about the comprehensive and therapeutic value of dance! (This workshop is not eligible for hours applied to dance therapy certification.) Participants must attend both days! Parking is available on campus.