Rock Steady at Superior is suitable for individuals at all levels with Parkinson’s disease. From those still physically active to those that need assistance. It is never too late to Fight Back!
Class fees range from $76 to $82/month with a $100 membership fee.
Rock Steady at Superior is suitable for individuals at all levels with Parkinson’s disease. From those still physically active to those that need assistance. It is never too late to Fight Back!
Class fees range from $76 to $82/month with a $100 membership fee.
Rock Steady at Superior is suitable for individuals at all levels with Parkinson’s disease. From those still physically active to those that need assistance. It is never too late to Fight Back!
Class fees range from $76 to $82/month with a $100 membership fee.
If asked to describe the symptoms of Parkinson’s, the average person is likely to list the Hallmark Motor Symptoms – Tremor, Slowness of Movement, Stiffness, and Changes in Balance and Posture. What most people are not aware of is the wide spectrum of non-motor symptoms an individual with Parkinson’s may experience – issues with sleep, blood pressure and the GI tract to name just a few. Nor do they know how the non-motor symptoms may, in fact, have a greater impact on an individual’s daily activities and overall quality of life.
In their presentation, Dr. Block and Dr. Decker will provide an overview of the different non-motor symptoms, how they present, and how they are managed.
This a free education program.
During this hour and a half program, our guest physical therapist will lead you through the proper and safe techniques to transfer your loved one who has mobility issues due to Parkinson’s disease. This program is intended for family care partners only. There will be 5 interactive stations 1) Sit to stand 2) Transfer in and out of bed 3) Transfer in the bathroom 4) Transfers in and out of the car 5) Lastly, how to get up off the floor. Each caregiver will participate, rotating to each station and practicing with other caregivers. You will also learn when it is necessary to seek help.
If you have physical limitation, please let the instructors know before class.
There are only 10 spots in this class. In the chances that you are unable to attend this workshop, please call our office as soon as possible so we are able to allow others to participate in your place 800-426-6806.
Part of our rural outreach initiative, Hope in PD is our third piece of education in Coos Bay. We have come together to learn about the disease, services in the area, lifestyle recommendations and now we will hear from a neurologist about the latest in the field of Parkinson’s medicine.
There are more treatment options for Parkinson’s disease now than there have ever been. This is an exciting time with the development of new biomarkers for Parkinson’s disease through spinal fluid, as well as new diagnostics through skin biopsy. Dr. Kraakevik will be discussing current treatments, ongoing research studies, and how to maintain hope in the face of Parkinson’s Disease.
Exercises designed for gaining flexibility and balance for people living with Parkinson’s, dementia, and brain injury. For beginners.
Exercises designed for gaining flexibility and balance for people living with Parkinson’s, dementia and brain injury.
Boxing designed specifically for Parkinson’s to increase mobility and flexibility. For everyone suffering from Parkinson’s, dementia, and brain injury.
Boxing designed specifically for Parkinson’s to increase mobility and flexibility. For everyone suffering from Parkinson’s, dementia, and brain injury.