Parkinson Wellness Recovery Open House

Name: Parkinson Wellness Recovery Open House
Start: 2024-04-27T09:30:34-0700
End: 2024-04-27T14:00:34-0700
Location: PWR!Gym

Sat, Apr 27 2024, 9:30am - 2pm MST

PWR!Gym

tucson, united states

Parkinson Wellness Recovery | PWR!

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Event description

Join us for the Parkinson Wellness Recovery Open House! Come to the PWR!Gym for a day filled with exercise, education, and enrichment. Whether you have Parkinson disease, are a caregiver, or a healthcare provider, this event is for you. Come meet our team, learn about our specialized programs, and discover how we can support you on your journey. Don't miss this opportunity to connect with others and explore all that Parkinson Wellness Recovery has to offer. We can't wait to see you there!

Schedule

9:30 am - Doors Open
10:00 am - Welcome
10:15 am - PWR! Exercise Experience
11:30 am - Lunch
12:30 pm - Education: Dr. Farley
1:30 pm - Meditation
9:30-2:00 pm - Resource Fair

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Parkinson Wellness Recovery, or PWR! (pronounced “power”), is a non-profit organization whose mission is to provide access to cutting-edge therapy, exercise, and wellness programs for as many people with Parkinson disease as possible.

PWR! was founded in Tucson, Arizona in 2010 by Dr. Becky Farley to develop a more personalized and comprehensive approach for helping people with PD, beyond the LSVT BIG protocol she had already created. She knew that no two people have the same kind of Parkinson disease, and that any successful exercise approach would need to be adaptable to fit each individual’s goals and symptoms.

Dr. Farley then opened our PWR!Gym, a place where people with Parkinson disease receive ongoing access to physical and exercise therapies and social support to help them get better and stay better longer.

PWR!’s programs are designed to help people with Parkinson’s:

Improve motor and non-motor symptoms
Restore function, mobility, and posture
Increase their daily quality of life, overall physical activity, and fitness ability, as a way of living their best lives