When Movement Feels “Stuck”: Understanding Freezing Episodes in Parkinson’s Disease
In this blog, we’ll explore why freezing happens, what tends to trigger it and how you can begin to take back control of your movement.
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Why Balance and Falls Become a Concern When You Have Parkinson’s Disease and What You Can Do About It
When most people think about Parkinson’s disease, they often picture tremors or slower movement. While these are well known features,
How to Improve Your Overall Health
Improving your health isn’t about doing everything at once. It’s about building the right foundations. At Simpson Physiotherapy, improving overall
The Main Benefit of Posture Health
Posture isn’t about sitting perfectly straight all day. It’s about efficiency. The main benefit of posture health is improved load
Posture and Parkinson’s: Simple Exercises to Improve Balance and Mobility
Living with Parkinson’s can bring many changes to the way your body moves, and one of the most noticeable is
3 Simple Strategies to Improve Walking, Balance, and Posture with Parkinson’s
If you’re living with Parkinson’s, you may have noticed changes in your posture, how steady you feel on your feet,
Step into Summer: Safe Walking Tips for People Living with Parkinson’s
As summer arrives and the days grow longer, many people feel inspired to get outside and enjoy the sunshine. For
How to Walk Better with Parkinson’s: Simple Variations to Improve Balance and Strength
Walking is something many of us take for granted until it becomes more challenging. For those living with Parkinson’s, walking
Regaining Your Voice: The Power of Specialist LSVT LOUD Sessions for Parkinson’s
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.
The Power of Movement: How Targeted Exercise Can Improve Life with Parkinson’s
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.
