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SUMMARY:Mime Over Mind
DESCRIPTION:Please note: You are registering for a series of events. If you register for one event\, you register for the entire series.\nDates: January 18\, 25\, & February 1\, 8\, 22\, and March 1 (No Class on February 15) \nPlease note: We are aware of an error causing the timezone for this event to display as MST. The series will take place in Pacific Time (PCT). We apologize for any inconvenience. \nEvents on or after November 1 will show as one hour earlier than they are if added to your Outlook calendar. This is an issue with the change from Pacific Daylight Time (PDT) to Pacific Time (PCT). \nDiscover how mime\, imagination\, and creative expression can offer a fresh way to explore movement while living with Parkinson’s disease (PD). Developed by artist and PD advocate Barbara Salsberg Mathews\, Mime Over Mind draws on professional mime techniques to explore everyday movements through awareness\, visualization\, and playful exercises. \nEmerging research highlights the potential of arts-based activities to support wellbeing for people living with PD\, with promising findings around stress and anxiety\, emotional wellbeing\, and social connection coming out. Through imaginative exercises\, Mime Over Mind offers an opportunity to practice coordination\, balance\, body awareness\, and motor memory in a creative\, supportive environment. There’s no pressure to get things right\, just an opportunity to experiment\, express yourself and have fun!  \nWhy Mime? \n\nAdd variety to your movement routine: A creative\, mindful practice that brings a different approach to movement. Mime techniques can be explored through everyday activities such as walking\, holding a glass\, eating\, and getting dressed.\nAdaptable to you: Exercises can be modified to suit your needs and how you’re feeling that day.\nExplore the power of imagination: Visualization and repeated movements are used to practice body awareness\, coordination\, and movement control.\nNo special equipment needed: Just bring your curiosity and willingness to give something new a try.\nShare the fun: Take inspiration from the exercises to enjoy creative movement with friends\, loved ones\, and children/grandchildren!\n\n\nWhat to Expect in Each Class \nEach Mime Over Mind class follows a similar format: \n\nTuning In: Connect with your body’s rhythm and presence through a multi-sensory warm-up.\nRecap: Revisit previous lessons and practice remembering what you’ve learned.\nIntroduce: Explore new techniques and add to your Mime toolkit/Trickle Trunk.\nFree Play: Experiment with the movements through individual and partner activities\, enjoying what you’ve explored together.\n\nNo previous mime or artistic experience is needed – all are very welcome! \nAbout the Instructor: Sarah Martens \nSarah Martens has a background in physical theatre and dance and has been working with people with Parkinson’s since 2020. She is a certified Dance for PD and PWR! Moves instructor and was mentored by Mime Over Mind creator Barbara Salsberg Mathews in 2023. Sarah leads online and in-person movement classes for people with PD\, combining her experience in movement and expression to help participants explore greater body awareness\, ease\, and confidence. \nTo learn more about Mime Over Mind\, visit https://mimeovermind.com/ \n\n\n\n\nParkinson Society BC appreciates all gifts\, as they allow us to continue to offer programs people with Parkinson’s disease and their carepartners rely on. If you wish\, you can make a donation by entering an amount in the Additional Donation field.
URL:https://parkinson.bc.ca/event/mime-over-mind-27/2027-01-18
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SUMMARY:Mime Over Mind
DESCRIPTION:Please note: You are registering for a series of events. If you register for one event\, you register for the entire series.\nDates: January 18\, 25\, & February 1\, 8\, 22\, and March 1 (No Class on February 15) \nPlease note: We are aware of an error causing the timezone for this event to display as MST. The series will take place in Pacific Time (PCT). We apologize for any inconvenience. \nEvents on or after November 1 will show as one hour earlier than they are if added to your Outlook calendar. This is an issue with the change from Pacific Daylight Time (PDT) to Pacific Time (PCT). \nDiscover how mime\, imagination\, and creative expression can offer a fresh way to explore movement while living with Parkinson’s disease (PD). Developed by artist and PD advocate Barbara Salsberg Mathews\, Mime Over Mind draws on professional mime techniques to explore everyday movements through awareness\, visualization\, and playful exercises. \nEmerging research highlights the potential of arts-based activities to support wellbeing for people living with PD\, with promising findings around stress and anxiety\, emotional wellbeing\, and social connection coming out. Through imaginative exercises\, Mime Over Mind offers an opportunity to practice coordination\, balance\, body awareness\, and motor memory in a creative\, supportive environment. There’s no pressure to get things right\, just an opportunity to experiment\, express yourself and have fun!  \nWhy Mime? \n\nAdd variety to your movement routine: A creative\, mindful practice that brings a different approach to movement. Mime techniques can be explored through everyday activities such as walking\, holding a glass\, eating\, and getting dressed.\nAdaptable to you: Exercises can be modified to suit your needs and how you’re feeling that day.\nExplore the power of imagination: Visualization and repeated movements are used to practice body awareness\, coordination\, and movement control.\nNo special equipment needed: Just bring your curiosity and willingness to give something new a try.\nShare the fun: Take inspiration from the exercises to enjoy creative movement with friends\, loved ones\, and children/grandchildren!\n\n\nWhat to Expect in Each Class \nEach Mime Over Mind class follows a similar format: \n\nTuning In: Connect with your body’s rhythm and presence through a multi-sensory warm-up.\nRecap: Revisit previous lessons and practice remembering what you’ve learned.\nIntroduce: Explore new techniques and add to your Mime toolkit/Trickle Trunk.\nFree Play: Experiment with the movements through individual and partner activities\, enjoying what you’ve explored together.\n\nNo previous mime or artistic experience is needed – all are very welcome! \nAbout the Instructor: Sarah Martens \nSarah Martens has a background in physical theatre and dance and has been working with people with Parkinson’s since 2020. She is a certified Dance for PD and PWR! Moves instructor and was mentored by Mime Over Mind creator Barbara Salsberg Mathews in 2023. Sarah leads online and in-person movement classes for people with PD\, combining her experience in movement and expression to help participants explore greater body awareness\, ease\, and confidence. \nTo learn more about Mime Over Mind\, visit https://mimeovermind.com/ \n\n\n\n\nParkinson Society BC appreciates all gifts\, as they allow us to continue to offer programs people with Parkinson’s disease and their carepartners rely on. If you wish\, you can make a donation by entering an amount in the Additional Donation field.
URL:https://parkinson.bc.ca/event/mime-over-mind-27/2027-01-25
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SUMMARY:Mime Over Mind
DESCRIPTION:Please note: You are registering for a series of events. If you register for one event\, you register for the entire series.\nDates: January 18\, 25\, & February 1\, 8\, 22\, and March 1 (No Class on February 15) \nPlease note: We are aware of an error causing the timezone for this event to display as MST. The series will take place in Pacific Time (PCT). We apologize for any inconvenience. \nEvents on or after November 1 will show as one hour earlier than they are if added to your Outlook calendar. This is an issue with the change from Pacific Daylight Time (PDT) to Pacific Time (PCT). \nDiscover how mime\, imagination\, and creative expression can offer a fresh way to explore movement while living with Parkinson’s disease (PD). Developed by artist and PD advocate Barbara Salsberg Mathews\, Mime Over Mind draws on professional mime techniques to explore everyday movements through awareness\, visualization\, and playful exercises. \nEmerging research highlights the potential of arts-based activities to support wellbeing for people living with PD\, with promising findings around stress and anxiety\, emotional wellbeing\, and social connection coming out. Through imaginative exercises\, Mime Over Mind offers an opportunity to practice coordination\, balance\, body awareness\, and motor memory in a creative\, supportive environment. There’s no pressure to get things right\, just an opportunity to experiment\, express yourself and have fun!  \nWhy Mime? \n\nAdd variety to your movement routine: A creative\, mindful practice that brings a different approach to movement. Mime techniques can be explored through everyday activities such as walking\, holding a glass\, eating\, and getting dressed.\nAdaptable to you: Exercises can be modified to suit your needs and how you’re feeling that day.\nExplore the power of imagination: Visualization and repeated movements are used to practice body awareness\, coordination\, and movement control.\nNo special equipment needed: Just bring your curiosity and willingness to give something new a try.\nShare the fun: Take inspiration from the exercises to enjoy creative movement with friends\, loved ones\, and children/grandchildren!\n\n\nWhat to Expect in Each Class \nEach Mime Over Mind class follows a similar format: \n\nTuning In: Connect with your body’s rhythm and presence through a multi-sensory warm-up.\nRecap: Revisit previous lessons and practice remembering what you’ve learned.\nIntroduce: Explore new techniques and add to your Mime toolkit/Trickle Trunk.\nFree Play: Experiment with the movements through individual and partner activities\, enjoying what you’ve explored together.\n\nNo previous mime or artistic experience is needed – all are very welcome! \nAbout the Instructor: Sarah Martens \nSarah Martens has a background in physical theatre and dance and has been working with people with Parkinson’s since 2020. She is a certified Dance for PD and PWR! Moves instructor and was mentored by Mime Over Mind creator Barbara Salsberg Mathews in 2023. Sarah leads online and in-person movement classes for people with PD\, combining her experience in movement and expression to help participants explore greater body awareness\, ease\, and confidence. \nTo learn more about Mime Over Mind\, visit https://mimeovermind.com/ \n\n\n\n\nParkinson Society BC appreciates all gifts\, as they allow us to continue to offer programs people with Parkinson’s disease and their carepartners rely on. If you wish\, you can make a donation by entering an amount in the Additional Donation field.
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SUMMARY:Mime Over Mind
DESCRIPTION:Please note: You are registering for a series of events. If you register for one event\, you register for the entire series.\nDates: January 18\, 25\, & February 1\, 8\, 22\, and March 1 (No Class on February 15) \nPlease note: We are aware of an error causing the timezone for this event to display as MST. The series will take place in Pacific Time (PCT). We apologize for any inconvenience. \nEvents on or after November 1 will show as one hour earlier than they are if added to your Outlook calendar. This is an issue with the change from Pacific Daylight Time (PDT) to Pacific Time (PCT). \nDiscover how mime\, imagination\, and creative expression can offer a fresh way to explore movement while living with Parkinson’s disease (PD). Developed by artist and PD advocate Barbara Salsberg Mathews\, Mime Over Mind draws on professional mime techniques to explore everyday movements through awareness\, visualization\, and playful exercises. \nEmerging research highlights the potential of arts-based activities to support wellbeing for people living with PD\, with promising findings around stress and anxiety\, emotional wellbeing\, and social connection coming out. Through imaginative exercises\, Mime Over Mind offers an opportunity to practice coordination\, balance\, body awareness\, and motor memory in a creative\, supportive environment. There’s no pressure to get things right\, just an opportunity to experiment\, express yourself and have fun!  \nWhy Mime? \n\nAdd variety to your movement routine: A creative\, mindful practice that brings a different approach to movement. Mime techniques can be explored through everyday activities such as walking\, holding a glass\, eating\, and getting dressed.\nAdaptable to you: Exercises can be modified to suit your needs and how you’re feeling that day.\nExplore the power of imagination: Visualization and repeated movements are used to practice body awareness\, coordination\, and movement control.\nNo special equipment needed: Just bring your curiosity and willingness to give something new a try.\nShare the fun: Take inspiration from the exercises to enjoy creative movement with friends\, loved ones\, and children/grandchildren!\n\n\nWhat to Expect in Each Class \nEach Mime Over Mind class follows a similar format: \n\nTuning In: Connect with your body’s rhythm and presence through a multi-sensory warm-up.\nRecap: Revisit previous lessons and practice remembering what you’ve learned.\nIntroduce: Explore new techniques and add to your Mime toolkit/Trickle Trunk.\nFree Play: Experiment with the movements through individual and partner activities\, enjoying what you’ve explored together.\n\nNo previous mime or artistic experience is needed – all are very welcome! \nAbout the Instructor: Sarah Martens \nSarah Martens has a background in physical theatre and dance and has been working with people with Parkinson’s since 2020. She is a certified Dance for PD and PWR! Moves instructor and was mentored by Mime Over Mind creator Barbara Salsberg Mathews in 2023. Sarah leads online and in-person movement classes for people with PD\, combining her experience in movement and expression to help participants explore greater body awareness\, ease\, and confidence. \nTo learn more about Mime Over Mind\, visit https://mimeovermind.com/ \n\n\n\n\nParkinson Society BC appreciates all gifts\, as they allow us to continue to offer programs people with Parkinson’s disease and their carepartners rely on. If you wish\, you can make a donation by entering an amount in the Additional Donation field.
URL:https://parkinson.bc.ca/event/mime-over-mind-27/2027-02-08
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SUMMARY:Mime Over Mind
DESCRIPTION:Please note: You are registering for a series of events. If you register for one event\, you register for the entire series.\nDates: January 18\, 25\, & February 1\, 8\, 22\, and March 1 (No Class on February 15) \nPlease note: We are aware of an error causing the timezone for this event to display as MST. The series will take place in Pacific Time (PCT). We apologize for any inconvenience. \nEvents on or after November 1 will show as one hour earlier than they are if added to your Outlook calendar. This is an issue with the change from Pacific Daylight Time (PDT) to Pacific Time (PCT). \nDiscover how mime\, imagination\, and creative expression can offer a fresh way to explore movement while living with Parkinson’s disease (PD). Developed by artist and PD advocate Barbara Salsberg Mathews\, Mime Over Mind draws on professional mime techniques to explore everyday movements through awareness\, visualization\, and playful exercises. \nEmerging research highlights the potential of arts-based activities to support wellbeing for people living with PD\, with promising findings around stress and anxiety\, emotional wellbeing\, and social connection coming out. Through imaginative exercises\, Mime Over Mind offers an opportunity to practice coordination\, balance\, body awareness\, and motor memory in a creative\, supportive environment. There’s no pressure to get things right\, just an opportunity to experiment\, express yourself and have fun!  \nWhy Mime? \n\nAdd variety to your movement routine: A creative\, mindful practice that brings a different approach to movement. Mime techniques can be explored through everyday activities such as walking\, holding a glass\, eating\, and getting dressed.\nAdaptable to you: Exercises can be modified to suit your needs and how you’re feeling that day.\nExplore the power of imagination: Visualization and repeated movements are used to practice body awareness\, coordination\, and movement control.\nNo special equipment needed: Just bring your curiosity and willingness to give something new a try.\nShare the fun: Take inspiration from the exercises to enjoy creative movement with friends\, loved ones\, and children/grandchildren!\n\n\nWhat to Expect in Each Class \nEach Mime Over Mind class follows a similar format: \n\nTuning In: Connect with your body’s rhythm and presence through a multi-sensory warm-up.\nRecap: Revisit previous lessons and practice remembering what you’ve learned.\nIntroduce: Explore new techniques and add to your Mime toolkit/Trickle Trunk.\nFree Play: Experiment with the movements through individual and partner activities\, enjoying what you’ve explored together.\n\nNo previous mime or artistic experience is needed – all are very welcome! \nAbout the Instructor: Sarah Martens \nSarah Martens has a background in physical theatre and dance and has been working with people with Parkinson’s since 2020. She is a certified Dance for PD and PWR! Moves instructor and was mentored by Mime Over Mind creator Barbara Salsberg Mathews in 2023. Sarah leads online and in-person movement classes for people with PD\, combining her experience in movement and expression to help participants explore greater body awareness\, ease\, and confidence. \nTo learn more about Mime Over Mind\, visit https://mimeovermind.com/ \n\n\n\n\nParkinson Society BC appreciates all gifts\, as they allow us to continue to offer programs people with Parkinson’s disease and their carepartners rely on. If you wish\, you can make a donation by entering an amount in the Additional Donation field.
URL:https://parkinson.bc.ca/event/mime-over-mind-27/2027-02-22
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SUMMARY:Mime Over Mind
DESCRIPTION:Please note: You are registering for a series of events. If you register for one event\, you register for the entire series.\nDates: January 18\, 25\, & February 1\, 8\, 22\, and March 1 (No Class on February 15) \nPlease note: We are aware of an error causing the timezone for this event to display as MST. The series will take place in Pacific Time (PCT). We apologize for any inconvenience. \nEvents on or after November 1 will show as one hour earlier than they are if added to your Outlook calendar. This is an issue with the change from Pacific Daylight Time (PDT) to Pacific Time (PCT). \nDiscover how mime\, imagination\, and creative expression can offer a fresh way to explore movement while living with Parkinson’s disease (PD). Developed by artist and PD advocate Barbara Salsberg Mathews\, Mime Over Mind draws on professional mime techniques to explore everyday movements through awareness\, visualization\, and playful exercises. \nEmerging research highlights the potential of arts-based activities to support wellbeing for people living with PD\, with promising findings around stress and anxiety\, emotional wellbeing\, and social connection coming out. Through imaginative exercises\, Mime Over Mind offers an opportunity to practice coordination\, balance\, body awareness\, and motor memory in a creative\, supportive environment. There’s no pressure to get things right\, just an opportunity to experiment\, express yourself and have fun!  \nWhy Mime? \n\nAdd variety to your movement routine: A creative\, mindful practice that brings a different approach to movement. Mime techniques can be explored through everyday activities such as walking\, holding a glass\, eating\, and getting dressed.\nAdaptable to you: Exercises can be modified to suit your needs and how you’re feeling that day.\nExplore the power of imagination: Visualization and repeated movements are used to practice body awareness\, coordination\, and movement control.\nNo special equipment needed: Just bring your curiosity and willingness to give something new a try.\nShare the fun: Take inspiration from the exercises to enjoy creative movement with friends\, loved ones\, and children/grandchildren!\n\n\nWhat to Expect in Each Class \nEach Mime Over Mind class follows a similar format: \n\nTuning In: Connect with your body’s rhythm and presence through a multi-sensory warm-up.\nRecap: Revisit previous lessons and practice remembering what you’ve learned.\nIntroduce: Explore new techniques and add to your Mime toolkit/Trickle Trunk.\nFree Play: Experiment with the movements through individual and partner activities\, enjoying what you’ve explored together.\n\nNo previous mime or artistic experience is needed – all are very welcome! \nAbout the Instructor: Sarah Martens \nSarah Martens has a background in physical theatre and dance and has been working with people with Parkinson’s since 2020. She is a certified Dance for PD and PWR! Moves instructor and was mentored by Mime Over Mind creator Barbara Salsberg Mathews in 2023. Sarah leads online and in-person movement classes for people with PD\, combining her experience in movement and expression to help participants explore greater body awareness\, ease\, and confidence. \nTo learn more about Mime Over Mind\, visit https://mimeovermind.com/ \n\n\n\n\nParkinson Society BC appreciates all gifts\, as they allow us to continue to offer programs people with Parkinson’s disease and their carepartners rely on. If you wish\, you can make a donation by entering an amount in the Additional Donation field.
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