Physical Therapy For Parkinson's Disease - Do you really need it?

[@invigoratephysicaltherapya5426]

Thanks for watching! What has been your experience with physical therapy for your Parkinson's symptoms? Share with me in the comments below!

[@markadkins6053]

Invigorate Physical Therapy and Wellness I’m a 45 year old elementary teacher and father of 2 with YOPD. I was diagnosed in March of ‘18. My neurologist prescribed LSVT Big & Loud. It made a HUGE difference! Currently, I’m seeing a PT for back pain. Going well. I totally agree with you on PT for PD. Great videos and resources! 🤜🏻💥🤛🏻 Here’s a highlights/ before and after video I made with the clips my OT shot of my Big and Loud progress. kzbin.info/www/bejne/kJmvqqSPrc-rpLc

[@nancyschlesinger9816]

Excellent information, I participate in 2 Parkinson's specific therapies a week and they both have been so instrumental in maintaining flexibility and balance. Granted the stiffness and balance issues are there but I believe the symptoms could be so much worse.

[@michaeldickeos3783]

Thanks Sarah. The advice was really good. I am 73years old and have been going to gym snd and keeping physically active all my life. I will Thanks to you see a pd physio Regards Mike Dickeos from South Africa

[@maviliabranco9312]

Helio I have multiple sclerosis. I have balance issues and tremors in my left hand and my head. I found this videos helpful. Thanks

[@invigoratephysicaltherapya5426]

Hi Mavilla. I'm so glad you're finding these videos helpful. Rooting for you!

[@GordonSou]

Excellent. Knowledgeable, articulate and passionate. Your skilful holistic approach embracing the tremendous advances of neuroscience in modern medicine as it relates to PD must be changing the lives and bringing hope to so many who are too readily subjected to a prognosis of inevitable decline with an accelerating regime of pharmaceuticals. This despite so much peer reviewed research supporting your approach, which of course does not suggest it is a total substitute.I believe there are parallels with the situation in mental health, especially mood disorders, where, in spite of massive evidence based research, far too much of the medical profession continue to see drugs as the only solution rather than mindfulness and the range of therapies such as ACT and CBT which are not only as or more effective but also allow the patient to take some control of their own lives. This is to say nothing of the great benefits in a body/mind/brain context of vigorous resistance exercise.On the subject of use of the mantra, you rightly acknowledge that some may choose prayer and in this regard I would mention that there is a long tradition of the use of the prayer word in contemplative prayer, for example, with the Desert Fathers and Mothers dating back to the fourth century. While this is primarily directed at the spiritual dimension it undoubtedly produces similar psychological and neuro-physiological benefits. This is especially demonstrated in the contemporary world by the writings of Father Martin Laird (also can be seen on KZbin) who discusses, among other things, the intersecting (but not identity) with findings in modern clinical psychology.God bless you for bringing relief to so many suffering and their "significant others" throughout the world.

[@laylengteng]

I need a physical therapy, I am staying in Singapore, do you have any recommendation, I prefer face to face session. Thanks.

[@MadisonMainedetecting]

How about addressing the issue of who pays for PT. I am currently on the AFCA insurance which has a super high deductible. I cannot get medicare until I have been disabled for 24 months. So I need to wait another 14 months until I can afford PT.

[@invigoratephysicaltherapya5426]

That's a great idea Madison. I'd like to invite a case manager or social worker on for an interview to address the challenges with finding and affording Parkinson's services. I'm sorry insurance is such a headache for you. Unfortunately insurance companies don't always have the best interest of the patient in mind.

[@rogerjenkins8692]

Who was the presenter on hemp oil from UCSD? What was the date?

[@invigoratephysicaltherapya5426]

@@rogerjenkins8692 Unfortunately I had to remove that interview from KZbin due to the content policy. It's inside of the Parkinson's Plan of Attack Workshop, under interviews. You should be able to see it as a member of that program Roger! www.InvigoratePT.com/plan

[@bestmomever1347]

Thanks for your quick respond, Sarah. But, nothing to offer , ah ? Muscle problems. Spasm, weak back muscles, bad posture , spasm . I try this and try that. Nothing seems work. Looking for somebody who can offer something that will make my back stroner to help with my posture and low back muscle spasm

[@invigoratephysicaltherapya5426]

Again, you sound like a great candidate for physical therapy. If you haven't seen one, or gotten an update to your program in the last 6 months, I'd recommend seeing someone in person.

[@lambwhitaker2365]

Posture and freezig. Declline. In. Function

[@bestmomever1347]

Anything besides just words? I do not need “water” in the form of words. Show me what exercises do help. How to do, how often, etc . Time is precious for me and people like me. I do not want to waste my time on all kinds of discussions . Do you have anything to offer besides words?

[@invigoratephysicaltherapya5426]

Hi there, thanks for stopping by. If you're confused about what exercises you can be doing, how to do them, and when, you're a perfect canidate for physical therapy. Everyone is different and at different stages of their Parkinson's journey, requiring different exercises and cues. I'd recommend finding a Parkinson's PT close to you by searching the database here: www.pwr4life.org. My best, Sarah

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