A diagnosis of Parkinson’s disease can feel overwhelming. For many people, it brings a flood of questions. What will this mean for my future? Will I lose my independence? How quickly will things change? What can I do to stay well? At Simpson Physiotherapy, we work with people living with Parkinson’s disease every day. And … Read more
Posture isn’t about sitting perfectly straight all day. It’s about efficiency. The main benefit of posture health is improved load distribution through your spine and joints — which reduces unnecessary strain and improves long-term performance. When posture is balanced, muscles work the way they’re supposed to. When it’s not, certain tissues become overloaded. Over time, … Read more
Why Autumn Is the Perfect Time to Focus on Balance As the leaves begin to fall and the seasons change, many of us take a moment to reset our routines. For people living with Parkinson’s, autumn brings both opportunities and challenges. The cooler air makes walking outdoors refreshing, but damp paths, uneven pavements, and shorter … Read more
Living with Parkinson’s can bring many changes to the way your body moves, and one of the most noticeable is posture. Many people find themselves leaning forward more, struggling with stiffness, or feeling off balance. These shifts can make everyday tasks—like walking across the room, cooking a meal, or standing in line—feel harder than they … Read more
If you’re living with Parkinson’s, you may have noticed changes in your posture, how steady you feel on your feet, or how fluid your walking feels. These shifts are common and can influence everyday confidence and independence. But the good news? There are practical ways to move better and feel more balanced. At Simpson Physiotherapy, … Read more
As summer arrives and the days grow longer, many people feel inspired to get outside and enjoy the sunshine. For individuals living with Parkinson’s, walking can offer numerous benefits—not just for physical health, but for mood, confidence, and overall wellbeing. But as with any activity, it’s important to approach walking with care, especially during the … Read more
Walking is something many of us take for granted until it becomes more challenging. For those living with Parkinson’s, walking can begin to feel unfamiliar—smaller steps, a stooped posture, less rhythm in the stride. But here’s the good news: with the right guidance and a few tailored walking variations, it’s entirely possible to feel steadier, … Read more
Specialist LSVT LOUD sessions for Parkinson’s are a proven and powerful way to regain control of your voice and reconnect with the world around you.
At Simpson Physiotherapy, we believe in the power of movement. Let’s explore how movement affects brain health, the best types of exercises for balance and coordination, and why neuro-active exercises are different.
Recovering from a stroke? Regaining strength, mobility, and coordination is possible with the right exercises. In this blog, we explore the best stroke recovery exercises for the hand, arm, legs, and core, helping you rebuild movement and confidence.
