Parkinson’s Disease
Helping people with Parkinson’s improve mobility, maintain independence, and live with greater confidence.
Parkinson’s Disease
Parkinson’s disease is a progressive neurological condition that affects movement, coordination, and daily function. It occurs when the brain produces less dopamine, a chemical responsible for smooth and coordinated movement.
Although Parkinson’s is a lifelong condition, rehabilitation can help people remain active, independent, and confident for longer.
Common symptoms may include:
Motor symptoms:
- Slowness of movement (bradykinesia)
- Muscle stiffness
- Tremor
- Balance problems
- Changes in walking or posture
Non-motor symptoms:
- Fatigue
- Pain
- Sleep difficulties
- Changes in mood
- Cognitive changes
We support people at all stages of Parkinson’s, from newly diagnosed individuals to those with more complex needs.
How we can help
At Nicole Lavin Neuro Rehab, we provide specialist physiotherapy and occupational therapy for people with Parkinson’s, working alongside NHS care to deliver timely, personalised rehabilitation.
Our rehabilitation aims to:
- Maintain mobility, balance, and independence
- Reduce falls risk and improve confidence
- Support participation in meaningful daily activities
- Anticipate and adapt to changes over time
We offer a range of specialist services for our Parkinson’s community including:
- 1:1 Therapy Sessions
- In-Person Exercise Classes
- Virtual Exercise Classes
- Boxing for PD
- Strength and Conditioning Classes
- Climbing for PD
- Neuro Pilates
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