Preventing Dementia through Applied Neuroscience in Somatic Movement Education
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This course aims to equip learners with the knowledge and skills in movement science and how the brain works through a practical and experiential approach, specific to dementia prevention. Through the knowledge learnt, you will connect and demonstrate a new level of muscular control and developmental movement patterns to use in daily life and more! By the end, you will work with your classmates to develop a group performance to display your knowledge.
Course Details
Nett Fee after Government subsidy S$140.00
SkillsFuture Credit Eligible
Provider
Singapore Association for Continuing Education (SACE)
secretariat@sace.org.sg
Duration
28 hours over 7 sessions
Contact
6266 0648
Trainer
Vincent Yong
Course information is accurate as provided by course provider on 10 September 2024. For more information, please contact the course provider.
Trainer's Profile
Vincent Yong
Vincent Yong is an educator, facilitator, program designer and trainer, a t Harvard University Neuroscience Conference presenter and the International Association of Dance Medicine and Science presenter. He is a certified Movement Analyst (LIM, US), registered Somatic Movement Educator and Therapist (ISMETA, US), Bartenieff Fundamentals Specialist Teacher (LIMS, US) and a Master Neuro-Linguistic Programming Coach (ABNLP, US). He graduated with a Masters’s Equivalent in Laban Movement Analysis, Bachelor’s degree in Dance (CODARTS, The Netherlands), Distinction Diploma in Dance (Lasalle College of the Arts).Reviews on Course
Overall Rating
4.7
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- Irene
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Very useful and pragmatic
- Eugene Tan Hung Liang
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Would recommend my friends for this course
- Rukmani H C Kalwani @Vina Siew
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Applicable topic for seniors
- Oliveiro Magdalen Jennifer
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Very useful to understand and prevent dementia
- Ho Wun Ching
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It is very useful as i am in my 60's. It is important to learn how i move and think to improve mental n physical well bein to prevent dementia.
- Tong Eng Leong ( Jessie)
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Useful and fun course
- Chang kuei chue , Irene
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Very useful and pragmatic
- Eugene Tan Hung Liang
Guest
Applicable topic for seniors
- Oliveiro Magdalen Jennifer
Sathya Sai Social Service Singapore
