My Brain Has A Mind of Its Own, a MTP film, shines a light on the transformative role of movement, dance, creativity, and community for people living with Parkinson’s and other neurodegenerative challenges. Thanks to the extraordinary generosity of Dame Jackie/Warner Family Charitable Fund, the Yohena-Rao Trust, the Palakurthi Family, Dan Eckles, Ellen C. Miller,…

Happy New Year! We are grateful for a full and engaging 2025 and looking forward to more programming and community connections in 2026. Some highlights from 2025 and things to look forward to in 2026!

Great story on our program. Thank you to director Nicole Ehrhart, and the staff of CHA for providing such a wonderful home for MTP. Thankful also to the collaboraing programs/colleges across the university as well as our community to bring a rich and fullfilling program to the university and surrounding communities! CLICK HERE TO READ…

MTP is presenting and performing at the Museum of Art (201 S. College Ave.) in downtown Fort Collins THIS FRIDAY, Sept. 20th 6:00pm. We are joining a month long exhibition featuring the work of NEUROPONG participants. Artwork is available for purchase as a fundraiser! Learn about our program and share in a dance that we…

MTP was invited to Yale University to The International Symposium on Embodied Cognition. Invited by Dr. Martha Eddy, an international advocate of Somatic Movement Education & Therapy and speaker on Health, Wellness, and the BodyMind connection. Honored to be attending and presenting! Saturday, April 13th!

MTP hosted Heidi Hackler, Naturopathic & Functional Wellness Coach, for SLEEP, HYDRATION & ELIMINATION. Click on the image to watch the presentation. Thanks Heidi for bring your expertise and wisdom to our group. This was a part of our Parkinson’s Awareness Month activities!

MTP traveled to Austria and Poland in spring of 2023. Dr. Regina Stemberger invited Lisa Morgan to present at three rehabilitation centers and The Vienna Hospital Neurology Rehabilitation Unit. She then also traveled to Poland and was able to work with Katowice University/Music Therapy Program. An amazing collaborative adventure!

Lisa Morgan is interviewed for STAYING SHARP, a publication of AARP.