Today we go into more detail about Freezing of Gait (FOG) in Parkinson’s. We discuss what a therapist should know about medication dosage with clients, the key components of exercises specific for FOG, why it matters if your client has typical PD or atypical PD, and more. Claire shares supplemental materials for helping you characterize FOG as well as other key tips for therapists and providers to know!
The article discussed today (which has supplemental material cited): Evidence for subtypes of freezing of gait by Kaylena A. Ehgoetz Martens, PhD, et al. Movement Disorders Aug 2018
https://movementdisorders.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.1002/mds.27417
Go down to “Supporting Information” and download the one with “doc.x” ending for the questionnaire.
Anti-racist action: We hired a DEI coach to help us! We’ve taken the next big step and hired an expert to coach us. It will be both personal and professional training. We have to work on our own biases and unlearning racist ideas that we didn’t even know about so we can build businesses that are anti-racist.
In NeuroSpark, stay tuned to FOG part 2 webinar on treatment and come to office hours with your questions! For others in the community, stay tuned for a free open webinar on March 30th. Link to register will be coming soon.
