Hot Topic: Argentine tango in the rehabilitation of persons with Parkinson's disease
About this episode
The episode discusses the benefits of Argentine tango in the rehabilitation of persons with Parkinson's disease.
Ms. Nicole Duff and Prof. Hae-Young Hawong discuss the benefits of Argentine tango in the rehabilitation of person's with Parkinson disease. The motor, non-motor, social, and quality of life gains are all explored; in addition to, the neuro-anatomical, neurophysiological and neuroplastic benefits. Prof. Hawong also describes the very successful and passion-based Argentine tango program she has established at the Yale School of Medicine.
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