Switch2move offers disabled people with Parkinson’s or Dementia social healthcare programs to improve their mental, psychological and physical health. All programs are based on scientific standards together with healthcare professionals and are scientifically proven. We believe that the arts, and dance in particular, can contribute to people’s well-being and we have created a platform called Physical Sense that selectively integrates elements from these fields. We believe every person can explore, unleash and enhance their individual potential to live a healthy and meaningful life. Our approach to health agrees the condition that health is not the lack of disease, but we take in account the statement of World Health Organisation as a state of physical, mental and social wellbeing. This is something we all have right to bring to our selves and the others being diagnosed with a “disease” or not. Andrew Greenwood: “As a movement program designer I have created specific movement programs for Parkinson’s, Multiple Sclerosis, Care Homes for the elderly and mentally and physical impaired. My main mission is to help restore body/mind balance, and tackle health issues. In a climate where governments, health organizations and health insurances are looking for answers to global epidemics such as sedentary lifestyle, stress related diseases. I see ‘dance’ in all its multi-facets has a significant role to play in the health and wellness of individuals, communities and the general public.”.