Intensive professional training to become a conductor takes over four years. The conductor creates an environment which encourages learning and problem solving. Conductors do not take over or do anything for the participants that they cannot do themselves but instead guide them to their maximum potential. Thanks to funding from Ontario March of Dimes, the Stroke Recovery Association of Ontario and the New Ontario Trillium Foundation, the program will be offered free of charge. Donations to the Conductive Education Program will help to ensure that we can continue to provide this service to others.
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If I am not at my desk, please don t hesitate to press 0' and have the receptionist page me. Ontario March of Dimes is offering three-week, intensive Conductive Education courses for stroke survivors and adults with Parkinson's disease, multiple sclerosis and acquired brain injuries. The results were impressive with participants showing marked physical gains over those attained through traditional therapies. It approaches the dysfunctional elements of disabilities as learning problems. However, it remains relatively unknown in North America.