Garstang Parkinson's communities are being encouraged to try new local Neuro-Moves classes for winter
6th of November, 2025
People living with Parkinson’s in Wyre, Blackpool, Fylde and surrounding areas of the North West are being encouraged to try a new dance class which is aiming to help more people to live well with a long term health condition.
Neuro-Moves is a new dance class from LPM Dance which is set to start in Thornton Cleveleys from December.
Free taster sessions will launch on the following dates in December, with paid classes set to start in the new year.
Free taster sessions:
- 3 December
- 10 December
- 17 December
Paid classes will start on Wednesday 7 January 2026 and cost £3.50 per person.
When: Wednesdays from 10.30am to 11.45am
Where: Cleveleys Community Centre, Kensington Rd, Cleveleys, Thornton Cleveleys, FY5 1ER
The new sessions are designed to be a fun and friendly way for local people living with Parkinson’s and similar neurological conditions or mobility issues to get active.
Delivered by experienced instructors from LPM Dance, the new dance classes are designed to be adaptable, accessible for all ages and abilities.
No previous experience of dance is required, and carers and relatives are also welcome to watch or join in. It is recommended to wear comfortable clothing and footwear and to bring a bottle of water.
How dance can help people with neurological conditions
Dance can have many benefits for people living with neurological, or long term health conditions, including:
- Better balance and coordination
- Reduced risk of freezing and falls
- Better cardiovascular health
- Better energy levels and improved sleep patterns
- Improved strength
- More social interactions
- Improved wellbeing and mental health
Helen Gould, Co-Director at LPM Dance, said:
“We're really excited to be bringing Neuro-Moves to our local area. We understand that living with a neurological condition is challenging, and it's often tough to find an activity that is accessible and designed to support particular needs.
“One of the wonderful things about Neuro-Moves is that we can adapt movement and support people wherever they are in their Parkinson’s journey. It really is a class that makes a difference and we can't wait to get started.”
To find out more about the new dance classes from LPM Dance, contact Helen Gould on lpmdanceforhealth@gmail.com