Ballet for Brain Injury

Arts-based movement approaches are increasingly recognised as accessible, holistic, and potentially empowering resources for brain injury patients and others who experience disability. Dance has been shown to help people surviving brain injury to re-inhabit their bodies and cope with emotional, cognitive and physical impairments that can result from brain injury. Due to the artistic and creative nature of ballet and other dance forms, brain injury participants can experience freedom to use their own life experience to inspire movement and create dances. 

When: classes are held weekly on a Saturday from 10.15am - 11.15am

Class Cost (cost is inclusive of bringing a support worker/family member to your class)

Casual Class Pass - $15.00  

4 Class Pass - $40.00

10 Class Pass - $100.00 

Queensland Ballet are now able to offer our Ballet for Brain Injury classes at a subsidised rate, in thanks to the generous support of Queensland Health, as part of the Van Norton Li Community Health Institute.

Location: Thomas Dixon Centre Studios, 406 Montague Road, West End 4101

Before you attend, read the information pack and participant consent form below.

Attendees are required to complete the participant information form before attending a class. This form just ensures we are able to provide you with the most enjoyable and safe dance experience, and also understand your goals and motivations in attending the class.

Please complete this form prior to attending your first class.

Queensland Ballet's building is accessible for people with various mobility requirements. The class studio is on Level 1, with direct lift access to both the Ian Potter Promenade and the basement car park. There is an accessible bathroom onsite on the ground floor.

To participate, we request participants are able to engage in the class with their carer and options will be provided to dance either seated, with a wheelchair/mobility device and/or standing.