Annual Sharing and Performance

Through keynote speech, forum discussion as well as performance presentation, the need and relevance of Dance Well to Parkinson’s patients in Hong Kong, with a view to improve equity and efficiency of social healthcare is demonstrated to different parties in the society. Practical experiences and question in the community workshops, highlighting strengths and weaknesses will also be shared. Furthermore, good practices and innovative tools for a better teaching are foreseeable to be exchanged and capitalized. Last but not least, innovative practices and tools will be disseminated to contribute to the development and enrichment of Dance as an alternative therapy for Parkinson’s disease.

  • A Parkinson’s dancer participating in a Dance Well class with her sister (carer), two of them are fully engaging in class, the carer dancing while keeping an eye to take care of the Parkinson’s dancer, love is all around.
    Xiqu Centre (Tsim Sha Tsui)

    Free of charge

    November 9 2022 ~ December 30 2022

    Designated Monday, Wednesday & FridayNo. of Sessions: 12

  • In a dance studio, an old man dancing beside a young lady, side by side, doing similar movements with their hands on their own shoulders, elbows pointing outside, the photo shows that anyone can dance, no matter their respective age, gender and abilities.
    Tai Kwun (Central) & Ben Brown Fine Arts (Wong Chuk Hang)

    Free of charge

    September 30 2022 ~ November 25 2022

    Designated Wednesday & FridayNo. of Sessions: 12

Through keynote speech, forum discussion as well as performance presentation, the need and relevance of Dance Well to Parkinson’s patients in Hong Kong, with a view to improve equity and efficiency of social healthcare is demonstrated to different parties in the society. Practical experiences and question in the community workshops, highlighting strengths and weaknesses will also be shared. Furthermore, good practices and innovative tools for a better teaching are foreseeable to be exchanged and capitalized. Last but not least, innovative practices and tools will be disseminated to contribute to the development and enrichment of Dance as an alternative therapy for Parkinson’s disease.