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OT Month Celebration Post

Hello Dance Ability community! As you know, October is Occupational Therapists Appreciation month. We want to recognize the amazing OT's that help make the Dance Ability Movement what it is! In this post, we want to recognize the wonderful Elyse Goodfield from our Richmond Hill studio JCB Danceworks who is new to the Dance Ability Movement this year! Q: What was your first interaction / experience with The Dance Ability Movement? A: My first interaction with The Dance Ability Movement occurred when I was an occupational therapy student. Mallory and Jade presented to our class and I was so excited [...]

By |October 26th, 2018|Categories: Uncategorized|0 Comments

OT Month Celebration Post

Hello again, Dance Ability community! In this post, as part of our OT celebration month, we would like to recognize and thank Sabrina Curatolo! Sabrina is our primary OT at June Lawrence School of Dance in Mississauga. Q: What was your first interaction / experience with The Dance Ability Movement? A: Attending a class at JCB Danceworks after reading about The Dance Ability Movement on The Children’s Treatment Network website. Q: Why do you work for The Dance Ability Movement? A: The Dance Ability Movement is truly an inspirational organization with a simple mission -- uniting people through dance! Dance [...]

By |October 26th, 2018|Categories: Blog, News Updates, OT Advocacy, Special Achievements|Tags: , , |0 Comments

OT Month Celebration Post

Continuing with our OT celebration posts, as October is OT appreciation month, we would like to recognize another wonderful member of our team, Rachel Martini! Rachel is the primary OT at our Ancaster location, Ballare Studio Dance! Q: What was your first interaction / experience with The Dance Ability Movement? A: I was lucky to first be introduced to The Dance Ability Movement for my final practical placement through the McMaster Occupational Therapy Program. I worked with Mallory, Jade, the dancers and volunteers for 8 weeks assisting to develop the program! Q: Why do you work for The Dance Ability [...]

By |October 25th, 2018|Categories: Uncategorized|0 Comments

OT Month Celebration Post

Hello Dance Ability Movement community! As you may know, October is OT month and we are celebrating the wonderful OT's that make up The Dance Ability Movement! In this post we would like to recognize Casey Cadeau, our primary OT at Elite Dance Corps in Bradford and secondary OT at the Dance Workshop in Alliston. Q: What was your first interaction / experience with The Dance Ability Movement? A: I was lucky enough to have it as the last placement of my occupational therapy degree. Q: Why do you work for The Dance Ability Movement? A: I love seeing how [...]

By |October 11th, 2018|Categories: Blog, News Updates, OT Advocacy|Tags: , , , |0 Comments

The Individuality of Expression

What do you think about when you see the colour green? When looking at the colour blue, what do you feel? These are some of the questions that Aiden opened up to our group when we had the pleasure of learning alongside him during a paint workshop this past week. Aiden Lee is an incredibly talented artist, specifically in the area of abstract painting, and enjoys sharing his gift through teaching others. As a past Dance Ability dancer himself, Aiden understands and advocates how creative arts are an important and valuable form of communication and expression. Aiden has a diagnosis [...]

By |October 7th, 2018|Categories: Blog, OT Advocacy, Reflections|Tags: , , |0 Comments

October is OT Month!

Hello everyone! It is now October and we are so excited for this upcoming season! Our team cannot wait for classes to start and we are all counting down the days until we see all of your smiling faces back in our dance classes. October is also Occupational Therapist month and we would like to take this month to recognize and celebrate the amazing work that all of our OT's do! All month long you can look forward to posts about each one of our OT's explaining why they love the Dance Ability Movement and their job! The first OT we [...]

By |October 1st, 2018|Categories: Blog, OT Advocacy, Special Achievements|0 Comments
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