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Parkinsons Struggles

How Parkinson’s Affects Life & Ways to Improve Mobility

How Parkinson’s Affects Daily Life & Ways to Improve Parkinson’s disease is more than just a movement disorder—it’s a condition that impacts mobility, confidence, and overall independence. Everyday activities that were once second nature, like getting dressed, walking, or even eating, can become increasingly challenging. However, with the right support and specialist physiotherapy, you can

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Parkinson's Challenges

The Biggest Challenges with Parkinson’s & How to Overcome Them

Living with Parkinson’s comes with many challenges, from stiffness and mobility issues to balance, fatigue, and speech difficulties. But with the right physiotherapy, movement strategies, and PD Warrior exercises, you can take control of your symptoms and stay independent. In this blog, we explore the biggest challenges of Parkinson’s and the best ways to overcome them

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Post Stroke Recovery

How Neurophysiotherapy Can Help Post-Stroke Recovery

The journey of post-stroke recovery can be challenging, filled with uncertainties and new hurdles to overcome. However, with the right support and therapeutic interventions, reclaiming independence and enhancing the quality of life is entirely possible. One such powerful intervention is Neurophysiotherapy. At Simpson Physiotherapy, we specialise in using Neurophysiotherapy to aid in post-stroke recovery, helping

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Neuroplasticity

Understanding Neuroplasticity: The Key to Living with Parkinson’s Disease

Living with Parkinson’s Disease can feel overwhelming, but there is hope and a powerful tool at your disposal: neuroplasticity. In this blog post, we’ll delve into neuroplasticity, its significance for your life with Parkinson’s, and why it’s so important. What is Neuroplasticity? I know what you’re thinking… Neuroplasti….what now?? Well basically, neuroplasticity is your brain’s

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Recognising The Earliest Signs Of Parkinson's Understanding The Initial Indicators

Recognising the Earliest Signs of Parkinson’s: Understanding the Initial Indicators

When it comes to managing Parkinson’s Disease, early detection can be a game-changer. Recognising the earliest signs of Parkinson’s not only helps in seeking timely medical intervention but also in planning and implementing lifestyle adjustments that can significantly ease the journey ahead. At Simpson Physiotherapy, we understand the complexities of Parkinson’s and are committed to

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Regaining Control: Personalised Strategies for Independence Post-Stroke and with Parkinson's Disease

Regaining Control: Personalised Strategies for Independence Post-Stroke and with Parkinson’s Disease

Living with the aftermath of a stroke or the progression of Parkinson’s Disease often means confronting the realities of altered independence. The freedom to perform simple tasks and move about at will—a freedom many never think twice about—can become the most significant aspiration for those on this journey. The emotional weight of these changes often

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Fraser Simpson Client Blog March 24

Targeted Relief: How Neurophysiotherapy Addresses Aches and Pains Effectively

For individuals with Parkinson’s, as well as for their families, navigating the daily challenges that come with the condition can be an emotional journey. Each movement that once flowed with ease now requires a more conscious effort, a reminder of the changes they must accommodate. It’s not just about the physical symptoms; it’s about the

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