Stanford’s Neuroscience Supportive Care Program is starting a cycling class for people with Parkinson’s. In each session, a professional cycling instructor guides participants through an hour-long workout on a stationary bike two days per week for 8 consecutive weeks. No previous experience with cycling or spin classes is necessary. The program is free, thanks to a grant from the Parkinson’s Foundation. Registration is required.
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The recent issue of the “Stanford Magazine” has an article about the value of dance. The last section of the article addresses the dance for Parkinson’s class at Stanford.
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Stanford’s NSCP has just published its calendar of lectures, support group meetings, workshops, exercise and fitness classes, and fall prevention classes for the second half of 2018.
This chair yoga class — meeting for over two years — is designed to safely provide caregivers and patients with a set of moderate, stretching, strengthening, and balance exercises. The class is free and open to all neuroscience patients, regardless of where they receive care.
This mat yoga class — meeting for over a year — is designed for clients who can get up and down without another person’s assistance. The class is free and open to all neuroscience patients, regardless of where they receive care, and caregivers. … Full Story>