Uploaded December 2025 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
“Neuro-activities” like dancing, non-contact boxing, cycling and even ping pong can be beneficial to people with Parkinson’s disease, according to David Leventhal, program director and a founding teacher of Dance for PD.
In this webinar from the International Youth Neuroscience Association, hear about David’s journey from professional dancer to leader in arts and health, and how dance can change the way we think about the brain and healing.
#neurosociety #neurodance #neuroarts #brainhealth #parkinsons
“Neuro-activities” like dancing, non-contact boxing, cycling and even ping pong can be beneficial to people with Parkinson’s disease, according to David Leventhal, program director and a founding teacher of Dance for PD.
In this webinar from the International Youth Neuroscience Association, hear about David’s journey from professional dancer to leader in arts and health, and how dance can change the way we think about the brain and healing.
#neurosociety #neurodance #neuroarts #brainhealth #parkinsons
