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Dancing is certainly a creative outlet, but it can also be a healing one. The Virginia-based Bowen McCauley Dance Company is partnering with the Maryland Youth Ballet to continue free dance classes for folks living with Parkinson’s disease. “Parkinson’s affects people very differently: some stiffen, their face freezes, some get dyskinesia, balance issues, some you’d have not a clue they have Parkinson’s besides a tremor in their hand,” Artistic Director Lucy Bowen McCauley told WTOP. Once the dancing begins, their symptoms melt away for a brief time. “There’s a real transformation,” Bowen McCauley said. “The challenges they face with the disease fade away. … It’s not a cure, but the class, the music, having to remember movement, being in a room with professional dancers, doing creative things, being graceful transforms people. … People who had trouble walking walk in beautiful rhythm.”

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