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Traveling Dance Troupe Hosts Therapeutic Arts Workshops
For Patients in Frazier Rehab Institute’s NeuroRehab Program

Patients from the NeuroRehab program at Frazier Rehab Institute, part of KentuckyOne Health, will participate in a series of arts workshops hosted by the Stuart Pimsler Dance & Theater contemporary dance company on Wednesday, Jan. 27, 2016. The workshops are part of The Kentucky Center for the Performing Arts’ Arts In Healing program, which provides positive and therapeutic arts experiences to those healing from a variety of physical and mental health challenges.
 
Stuart Pimsler Dance & Theater is an internationally recognized contemporary dance company from the Midwest. The troupe is conducting a weeklong artist’s residency that includes the Frazier visit, among other community workshops, and performed a ticketed public performance at The Kentucky Center on Saturday, Jan. 23.
 
The Frazier Rehab Institute NeuroRehab Program provides comprehensive neurological rehab services to patients with all types of neurological injuries or illnesses, including traumatic brain injury, strokes/aneurysms, brain tumors and other neurological disorders.
 
WHAT: Stuart Pimsler Dance & Theater, in partnership with The Kentucky Center for the Performing Arts, will host Arts In Healing workshops for patients of Frazier Rehab Institute’s NeuroRehab program.
 
WHEN: Wednesday, Jan. 27, 2016
10 a.m. – 11:30 a.m.
 
WHERE: Frazier Rehab Institute
               4912 US 42, Suite 104
                Louisville, KY 40202
 
OPPORTUNITIES:
• Photo/video of therapeutic arts workshops
• Interviews with Kristen Hughes, director of the Arts In Healing program at The Kentucky Center for the Performing Arts
• Interviews with Kathy Panther, director of brain injury program at Frazier Rehab Institute
 

Publish date: 

Tuesday, January 26, 2016