Help us fund free physical therapy for newly diagnosed person’s with Parkinson’s disease!
Get ready to feel alive, get down on the ground, roll around, crawl in every direction, practice falling, and even go upside down among many other fun adventures. Sound scary? It isn’t. It’s a blast.
You must call Valerie first to enroll!
(214) 356-8123
Remember, we only have 10 spots!
Classes will be led by myself, Dr. Valerie Johnson, PT, DPT and gymnastics coach, Richard McLaughlin.
Parkinson's Disease Classes
A fun way to engage the whole body, increase arm swing, and promote upright posture in persons with PD.
A Parkinson's-specific training program to maintain or restore skills that deteriorate and interfere with everyday movements.
HIIT challenges your cognitive skills, motor skills, and cardiovascular system and improves blood flow in your brain.
Get down on the ground, roll around, crawl in every direction, practice falling, and even go upside down among many other fun adventures.
You don’t have to be a physical therapist to be an expert at exercise. All you need are some clear guidelines, a lot of effort, and little creativity. That’s what it takes to stay on top of your PD symptoms, slow the progression of PD, and enjoy a better life. In this guide, you will learn some tricks of the trade about how and why you should be exercising with PD.
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“I want to thank Valerie for her patience. She does her job well because she cares for her patients”
I had nothing to lose. There were still spots with Dr. Johnson open under the grant, so I signed up for physical therapy. It was perhaps the best decision of my life.
“Balance Therapy has helped more than anything else we have tried. Valerie Waldron Johnson makes it fun and really cares about her clients.”
Valerie a just checking in to let you know my recovery has gone extremely well. Thank you for helping restore my balance and strength. You are a miracle worker.
The results have been immediate. I feel better (more free in my movements) than I have since my diagnosis and will be discussing dropping one of my medication at my next neurological appointment.
“You are a wonderful teacher. I am glad I had the opportunity to work with you. You are a blessing to PD patients and others who benefit from your lovingly tough classes. Thank you for all you do. Your commitment to helping others is demonstrated continually by your words and actions.”
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Help us fund free physical therapy for newly diagnosed person’s with Parkinson’s disease!