Posted on:
October 8th, 2024
Last reviewed:
January 3rd, 2025
I loved dancing when I was younger, can I start again?
Absolutely, yes, you can start dancing again. In fact, dancing is a fantastic activity when you’re living with dementia. It’s sociable, uplifting and great for: *communication skills *memory *co-ordination and balance *problem solving and planning skills Dancing is also a great form of expression and a brilliant way of getting fit, staying active and socialising. You can read more about the benefits of dancing here and if you’re inspired to give it another whirl you can find classes and groups locally here, no matter what style of dance you prefer .Other relevant FAQs you might like...
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