Tag: Invertigo Dance Theater

• A Different Kind of Parkinson’s Hero

  I think a hero is an ordinary individual who finds strength to persevere and endure in spite of overwhelming obstacles. Christopher Reeve In the last few years, several amazing Parkinson’s heroes have become the face of the Parkinson’s community world-wide. Super heroes like American Ninja Warrior Jimmy Choi, Matt Eagles, diagnosed at 8 years old, […]

  Sharon Krischer

  February 20, 2020

  Inspiration, Living Well

  Amy Carlson, Carol Clupny, Clara Kluge, Invertigo Dance Theater, Jimmy Choi, Linda Berghoff, Linda K Olsen, Matt Eagles, Naomi Estolas, Soaring with hope for PD Parkinson’s, Tim Hague, Trish Lowe

• The Crane Dance Project for Parkinson’s

  As the Soaring with Hope for PD Parkinson’s project took off, one of the team members for that project, Clara Kluge came up with yet another way to engage People with Parkinsons (PwPs) for the World Parkinson Congress(WPC). Because she loved to dance and was involved in dance classes for PwPs, she envisioned having PwPs […]

  Sharon Krischer

  July 24, 2019

  Exercise, Inspiration, Living Well, World Parkinson Congress 2019

  Clara Kluge, Invertigo Dance Theater, PD Crane Dance Project

• Two Stories from the Heart

  Last month I had the chance to interview two more women with PD.  Since each of us experiences our PD differently, it is always interesting to hear how each person approaches her diagnosis and finds a way to move forward with her life.  We can learn so much from each other, finding our way on this […]

  Sharon Krischer

  May 21, 2016

  Exercise, Living Well

  #womenpd, Dancing Through Parkinson’s, Exercise, Invertigo Dance Theater, living with Parkinson’s Disease, Mark Morris Dance Studio