09/16/2026
Here’s my deal. When it comes to training posture with Parkinson’s disease, you need to learn the difference between your tallest posture and your lowest posture in order to avoid hanging out in an in-between posture all day. Notice how the environmental cues of the headlamp and stepping dots bring his posture up and shifts his weight effectively and safely. Environmental cues are essential for relearning normal movement for . This rocking and reaching !move is a very difficult and meaningful pattern to learn if you have ’s. But you can learn it and practice it so that it’s in your back pocket when you need it and drastically reduce the risk of an injury if you fall backwards. And the sooner you start, the easier it is to learn and retain movement skills!!