Charleen Alper (right) danced with her husband, Paul, at a class customized for people with Parkinson's disease.
(Michele McDonald/Globe Staff)
Just the right moves
Dance aids those with Parkinson's
Charleen Alper (right) danced with her husband, Paul, at a class customized for people with Parkinson's disease.
(Michele McDonald/Globe Staff)
WALTHAM - "Wiggle your fingers at the ceiling," Naomi Goodman told her dance students as she stretched her arms skyward. "Shake your body loose like a wet noodle. Take off that shirt, and stretch that spine. Extend your arms like beautiful wings." (Full article: 1179 words)
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