Moving forward with Parkinson’s: How physical therapy can help

Receiving a Parkinson’s diagnosis can feel overwhelming – there’s uncertainty about the future, worries about mobility, and questions about how to maintain independence. But there is hope – and movement plays a crucial role in living well with Parkinson’s.

Join Katherine Graham, PT, and Elizabeth Ardoin, PT, on April 29th from 12:00-12:45 PM for an informative session on how physical therapy can help you or a loved one stay strong, steady, and independent.

We’ll discuss when to start physical therapy after a diagnosis, key exercises that help to improve mobility and balance, and practical strategies to reduce fall risks. We’ll also explore how Parkinson’s progresses differently for each person and how family members can provide meaningful support – assisting with movement at home, encouraging exercise, and adapting daily activities.

April is Parkinson’s Awareness Month – it’s the perfect time to learn, support, and find ways to keep moving forward, no matter where the journey leads. 🩵

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