Therapy Care is launching its intensive Parkinson’s Disease program

Over 10-weeks, Therapy Care’s Physiotherapist, Naomi, and Exercise Therapist, Chris, will take participants through an evidence-based program that is designed to increase an individual’s ability to manage their symptoms and slow down the progression of Parkinson’s Disease.  

Naomi and Chris understand that each individual with Parkinson’s Disease presents differently. This is why they are passionate about undertaking a thorough assessment of each participant’s abilities. The assessment is a critical part of the program as it creates a tailored approach for each participant, including the opportunity to set real goals and a roadmap on how to achieve them.

Naomi and Chris are specially qualified to provide this comprehensive Parkinson’s Program, and are eager to support those living with Parkinson’s Disease through this 10-week intensive. 

Some exciting features of the program include access to one-on-one coaching, training in our newly renovated rehabilitation room and sensory gym, learning long term exercise behaviours and working with our highly motivated and educated team members who are just as driven to achieve your goals as you are. 

While Parkinsons is a complex and individualised disease, research shows the earlier you start treatment, the better the chance is of managing and slowing the progression of symptoms. 

Our team understands how important it is to make rehabilitation a social experience and incorporate fun into managing disabilities. That is why Therapy Care also offers the opportunity to engage in group exercise twice-weekly with other Parkinson’s Program participants, as a chance to build enduring relationships.

If you’re interested in expressing your interest in our Parkinson’s Program, please get in touch with us today:

📧 info@therapycare.com.au

📞 02 9626 8119

To learn more about receiving exercise therapy or physiotherapy under the NDIS, check out these blog posts:

• Accessing Physiotherapy In Your NDIS Plan
• Should Exercise Physiology Be A Part Of Your NDIS Plan?