Mark Morris Dance Group first began to develop their Dance for PD® programme in late 2001. Program Director David Leventhal has been there providing inspirational leadership and teaching from the beginning. On his visits to the UK I have often had the privilege to accompany classes he teaches and, at his invitation, I went to New York in 2019 to become a Visiting Fellow at MMDG. With bursary support from the Dylan Foundation, I embedded into the program and had the opportunity to accompany classes across the city, from their home in Brooklyn, to Juliliard, to the New School (in Martha Graham’s iconic studio in the basement of 66 Fifth Avenue) and helped start up a class in a day care centre in Forest Hills, Queens. David teamed me up with choreographer Pamela Quinn, herself living with Parkinsons. We initiated a ChoreoLab to explore ways of integrating voice and movement together which we presented at an MMDG Shared Space evening. I got to develop ideas for Parkinsons voice warm-ups, working with Heather Curran before her Sing for PD® classes and interviewing dancers living with Parkinsons about their voices. I also got to present my ideas, leading a session at the Advanced Training weekend at MMDG, where Dance for PD® teachers from across the country come together to refresh and explore teaching ideas.