Dance, movement, music and the influence on pain

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Can we do something about 'our pain' ourselves? Dancing and moving help build muscle strength and flexibility and reduce pain sensitivity. Listening to music (especially nice music for you) also reduces sensitivity to pain. In this open-air workshop you combine dance and music to experience for yourself what it does to your body. The workshop is designed in such a way that everyone can participate. You will receive wireless headphones so that you can hear the music and the teacher clearly. The workshop takes place at the Picasso artwork in the Vondelpark. You can order a free ticket with the discount code DANSbeweging.

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Dance, movement, music and the influence on pain

Dates

Tue 6 Aug18:00 - 19:00

Thu 8 Aug18:00 - 19:00

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Location

Vondelpark

1071 AA Amsterdam

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Dance, movement, music and the influence on pain

In collaboration with Sanctum, there is a special program based on dance, movement and music to strengthen the body and strengthen you mentally.

Location: Vondelpark, near the Picasso artwork.

Order your free ticket like this:

Go to wearesanctum.com

Click on Book an experience
Choose the workshop of August 6 or 8 'SANCTUM SPECIAL | UNITY FOR RELEASE' and click on Book it now
Create a free account
On the page with a lot of text, click Submit at the bottom (this accepts the terms and conditions)
Choose DANCE Movement Vondelpark
Enter the discount code 'DANCE Movement' at Redeem Free Class and click Apply

IASP World Pain Congress

The IASP World Pain Congress will be held in Amsterdam from August 5-9. Thousands of doctors, nurses, researchers and policymakers from all over the world come together to share the latest insights into pain. The Pain Alliance in the Netherlands (PA!N) is of course also among them. To let people in Amsterdam learn about part of the conference, the IMPACT PA!N 2024 program has been set up, with the aim of making an impact on the residents of the city!

Program IMPACT PA!N 2024:

The Pain Alliance in the Netherlands (PA!N) organizes free activities for the people of Amsterdam: for people with pain, their loved ones and all other interested parties. Dance workshops in the Vondelpark, weekly art tours in the Rijksmuseum, comedy shows in Boom Chicago, and of course science; in NEMO during the museum night... It is all on the program to get the general public to think about pain in an accessible way and how you can possibly influence your pain yourself.