It's Not Just Singing!
It’s vocal exercise designed specifically to address effects that Parkinson’s Disease may on the voice and swallowing muscles.
It’s camaraderie with a wonderful group of people who want to exercise, improve, or maintain their voices. We are NOT a choir. We just like singing and having a laugh and a break from the day-to-day.
It’s a well-established programme of 11 years
Led by Paula Wolfson
Paula is an award-winning veteran of the professional Canadian stage and a Royal Conservatory of Music Certified Artist Educator.
She’s been singing since the day she was born and she wants nothing more than to help you find the magic of expression and release in singing.
PLEASE DONATE
We rely solely on donations, receiving no funding from any other source.
No one is turned away for lack of funds.
ABOUT
We EXERCISE OUR VOICES AND sing weekly, THursdays @ 2PM, now on ZOOM.
You must CONTACT PAULA to get class materials and the ZOOm invite.
dustydora@sympatico.ca
No group singing experience necessary. Classes are funded by tax deductible donations. Class size is limited
We have a vocal and swallowing muscle exercise routine designed specifically for those diagnosed with P D.
Top photo: Paula Wolfson leads the inaugural Parkinson's Choir in Toronto, through SmartLab at Ryerson University.
Our Board of Directors
Genevra Lapano – Chair
Dr. Frank Russo – Secretary
Dr. Esztella Vezer – Treasurer
Bill Heikkila – Director
Karen Fliess – Director
Darrell Piekarz – Honorary Chair
Our Partner
Singing With Parkinson's is in happy partnership with SING WELL at Toronto Metropolitan University. https://www.singwell.ca/
For more information and registration,
please contact Paula Wolfson at dustydora@sympatico.ca

SING
WITH
US!
Singing with Parkinson's Goes Virtual!
Covid-19 doesn't stop the singers of Singing with Parkinson's!
Paula and her group have gone virtual as they continue the sessions via Zoom.
Witness the Benefits
A short video showcasing the benefits of regular vocal exercise for the P D voice.
Credit: Smartlab TMU video shared with Singing With Parkinson's.







