by Wendy Voelker | Jul 27, 2018 | For Care Partners, For Clients, For Donors, For Referral Partners, News
Sheila Levine, of Pepper Pike, has been volunteering at InMotion for the past two years. Sheila can be found behind the front desk Thursday mornings welcoming clients as they arrive for class. She is also a volunteer coach in the Mindful Movement class on Wednesday...
by Karen Jaffe | Jan 30, 2016 | Dr. Karen Jaffe, For Care Partners, For Clients, For Donors, For Referral Partners, News, Research & Articles
The Michael J. Fox Foundation FoxFeed Blog features InMotion and the important impact of our center in an interview with Dr. Karen Jaffe. Read the full interview and more
by Wendy Voelker | Jan 19, 2016 | For Care Partners, For Clients, For Referral Partners, News, Research & Articles
Learn about research progress made in 2015 and forthcoming Parkinson’s research of 2016. Read more
by Wendy Voelker | Jan 4, 2016 | Dr. David Riley, For Care Partners, For Clients, For Referral Partners, What I tell my Patients
It is common knowledge that the brain directs physical activity. For example, most people know that paralysis from a stroke is due to damage to the brain. It is only in recent years, however, that scientific investigators have begun to appreciate the other direction...
by Wendy Voelker | Nov 6, 2015 | Dr. David Riley, For Care Partners, For Clients, For Referral Partners, What I tell my Patients
The idea that Parkinson’s disease involves more than its classic motor symptoms (tremor, slowness, shuffling, etc.) is not new. Even James Parkinson recognized this in his seminal publication describing this disease in 1817. However, it is only in the last 25...
by Wendy Voelker | Jun 26, 2015 | For Care Partners, For Clients, For Referral Partners, News, Research & Articles
Doctors, researchers, and other health care professionals from all over the world gathered in San Diego, California, in June to discuss the latest trends in treatment for Parkinson’s disease and other movement disorders. Read the research...
