Events in February 2025
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January 27, 2025(2 events) 11:00 am: Moving through Parkinson's – 
Website: www.movingthroughparkinsons.com Classes are held in person at the CSU Center on Healthy Aging, 151 Lake Street AND online via zoom. Link is always the same:https://zoom.us/j/6850448929 CSU Health & Medical Center 11:00 am: Power Punch Parkinson's Monday – Meeting together at TITLE Boxing every Monday at 11am. Classes includes stretching, balance, coordination, strengthening, endurance, and boxing moves. Participants must complete a Parkinson Association of the Rockies (PAR) waiver prior to attending . It is led by Robert Waldchen (PT) and Alyssa Hochfelder (Boxing Instructor). |
January 28, 2025(5 events) 9:00 am: NeuroPong in Fort Collins! – 
Table Tennis Connections, a Fort Collins based 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, is offering a Neuropong™ Program. This is a ping pong program tailored to the Larimer County Parkinson's community and is aiming to an overall better quality of life by improving both motors and non-motor symptoms that people experience because of the condition. Individualized attention will be placed to each of the participants, with the desire to increase their awareness of their physical capability through the benefits of table tennis. Table Tennis Connections is working side by side with the Movement Disorders Center of Anschutz Medical Center and its specialized neurologists. Location:Council Tree Covenant Church gym on 4825 S Lemay Ave, Fort Collins, 80525 If interested, please reach out to Antonio Barbera via phone (303-667-1735) or via email (abarbera@tabletennisconnections.org). We are very excited for you to join us! Council Tree Covenant Church 11:30 am: NeuroPong in Fort Collins! –
Table Tennis Connections, a Fort Collins based 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, is offering a Neuropong™ Program. This is a ping pong program tailored to the Larimer County Parkinson's community and is aiming to an overall better quality of life by improving both motors and non-motor symptoms that people experience because of the condition. Individualized attention will be placed to each of the participants, with the desire to increase their awareness of their physical capability through the benefits of table tennis. Table Tennis Connections is working side by side with the Movement Disorders Center of Anschutz Medical Center and its specialized neurologists. Location:Council Tree Covenant Church gym on 4825 S Lemay Ave, Fort Collins, 80525 If interested, please reach out to Antonio Barbera via phone (303-667-1735) or via email (abarbera@tabletennisconnections.org). We are very excited for you to join us! Council Tree Covenant Church 11:30 am: Restorative Moves: Low Intensity – Instructor: Shari Schwarz
Low to moderate-intensity class incorporating balance, strength, and flexibility. Emphasis will be on restoring "normal" posture and movement patterns, decreasing stiffness/rigidity, and improving motor planning and range of motion.
Email Delisa Novak at dnovak@parkinsonrockies.org for waiver and Zoom access.
Zoom 2:00 pm: CSU PD Singing Group – One hour group meeting at the CSU music therapy clinic led by Dr. Andrew Knight and music therapy practicum students. We do a variety of vocal warmups to emphasize volume, breath control, and articulation. No singing experience necessary—our goal is to work on your voice and have some fun doing it! We sing a variety of songs from folk, rock, country, and other genres and all eras that are well known, lyrics are provided, so just bring yourself! Where: 1400 Remington St, across from the trial gardens. Park in 2 hour parking on Lake St and enter in the alley by the sign that says “CSU Music Therapy Clinic” If you want to participate via Zoom, please contact Andrew.Knight@colostate.edu to get the Zoom link. Contact: Andrew Knight with any questions: 701-213-7359 or andrew.knight@colostate.edu CSU Music Center 3:15 pm: PD Music Therapy Exercise Class – Now being offered via Zoom every Tuesday afternoon from 3:1 5 to 4:15 p.m. This class offers sitting and standing exercises incorporating Music Therapy and Physical Therapy, with instructors Kyle Wilhelm, Music Therapist and Ruth Rice, Physical Therapist. If you are interested in joining this group, please send an email to Kyle.Wilhelm@colostate.edu More information here. Zoom |
January 29, 2025(2 events) 9:45 am: Rehabilitative Qigong and Tai Chi for beginners – Rehabilitative Qigong and Tai Chi involves simple, easy to learn movements. We will not become frustrated learning a complex choreographed form as is taught in classical Tai Chi. Rather, we will repeat a few basic movements. Through this repetition, we can learn to move with greater ease, confidence, and awareness. And by moving in a relaxed manner, we will begin to experience a state of healing. Also, the benefits of self massage, coordinating and deepening the breath, and meditation will be explored. Some benefits of this practice include improved balance, strength, coordination, flexibility, thinking, mood and more... These classes are appropriate for anyone with mild to moderate PD. No prior experience necessary. Facilitator: Gil WetteI’ve been a practicing physical therapist since 1994. I have worked in my own private practice until recently when I took medical leave. I was diagnosed with PD in 2014 when I was 50 years old. Having experience in Tai Chi, my interest in this practice was revitalized after learning of my condition. Now I’m looking to share in the benefits I have gained from the practice of Rehabilitative Tai Chi and Qigong. Class Location: Zoom Please contact Gil for Zoom log in formation and class waiver.
Zoom 2:15 pm: Moving through Parkinson's –
Website: www.movingthroughparkinsons.com Classes are held in person at the CSU Center on Healthy Aging, 151 Lake Street AND online via zoom. Link is always the same:https://zoom.us/j/6850448929 CSU Health & Medical Center |
January 30, 2025(1 event) 9:00 am: NeuroPong in Fort Collins! –
Table Tennis Connections, a Fort Collins based 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, is offering a Neuropong™ Program. This is a ping pong program tailored to the Larimer County Parkinson's community and is aiming to an overall better quality of life by improving both motors and non-motor symptoms that people experience because of the condition. Individualized attention will be placed to each of the participants, with the desire to increase their awareness of their physical capability through the benefits of table tennis. Table Tennis Connections is working side by side with the Movement Disorders Center of Anschutz Medical Center and its specialized neurologists. Location:Council Tree Covenant Church gym on 4825 S Lemay Ave, Fort Collins, 80525 If interested, please reach out to Antonio Barbera via phone (303-667-1735) or via email (abarbera@tabletennisconnections.org). We are very excited for you to join us! Council Tree Covenant Church |
January 31, 2025(2 events) 9:00 am: NeuroPong in Fort Collins! –
Table Tennis Connections, a Fort Collins based 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, is offering a Neuropong™ Program. This is a ping pong program tailored to the Larimer County Parkinson's community and is aiming to an overall better quality of life by improving both motors and non-motor symptoms that people experience because of the condition. Individualized attention will be placed to each of the participants, with the desire to increase their awareness of their physical capability through the benefits of table tennis. Table Tennis Connections is working side by side with the Movement Disorders Center of Anschutz Medical Center and its specialized neurologists. Location:Council Tree Covenant Church gym on 4825 S Lemay Ave, Fort Collins, 80525 If interested, please reach out to Antonio Barbera via phone (303-667-1735) or via email (abarbera@tabletennisconnections.org). We are very excited for you to join us! Council Tree Covenant Church 11:00 am: Power Punch Parkinson's Friday – Meeting together at TITLE Boxing every Friday at 11am. Classes includes stretching, balance, coordination, strengthening, endurance, and boxing moves. Participants must complete a Parkinson Association of the Rockies (PAR) waiver prior to attending . It is led by Gil Wette (Boxing Instructor). |
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February 3, 2025(2 events) 11:00 am: Moving through Parkinson's –
Website: www.movingthroughparkinsons.com Classes are held in person at the CSU Center on Healthy Aging, 151 Lake Street AND online via zoom. Link is always the same:https://zoom.us/j/6850448929 CSU Health & Medical Center 11:00 am: Power Punch Parkinson's Monday – Meeting together at TITLE Boxing every Monday at 11am. Classes includes stretching, balance, coordination, strengthening, endurance, and boxing moves. Participants must complete a Parkinson Association of the Rockies (PAR) waiver prior to attending . It is led by Robert Waldchen (PT) and Alyssa Hochfelder (Boxing Instructor). |
February 4, 2025(5 events) 9:00 am: NeuroPong in Fort Collins! –
Table Tennis Connections, a Fort Collins based 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, is offering a Neuropong™ Program. This is a ping pong program tailored to the Larimer County Parkinson's community and is aiming to an overall better quality of life by improving both motors and non-motor symptoms that people experience because of the condition. Individualized attention will be placed to each of the participants, with the desire to increase their awareness of their physical capability through the benefits of table tennis. Table Tennis Connections is working side by side with the Movement Disorders Center of Anschutz Medical Center and its specialized neurologists. Location:Council Tree Covenant Church gym on 4825 S Lemay Ave, Fort Collins, 80525 If interested, please reach out to Antonio Barbera via phone (303-667-1735) or via email (abarbera@tabletennisconnections.org). We are very excited for you to join us! Council Tree Covenant Church 11:30 am: NeuroPong in Fort Collins! –
Table Tennis Connections, a Fort Collins based 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, is offering a Neuropong™ Program. This is a ping pong program tailored to the Larimer County Parkinson's community and is aiming to an overall better quality of life by improving both motors and non-motor symptoms that people experience because of the condition. Individualized attention will be placed to each of the participants, with the desire to increase their awareness of their physical capability through the benefits of table tennis. Table Tennis Connections is working side by side with the Movement Disorders Center of Anschutz Medical Center and its specialized neurologists. Location:Council Tree Covenant Church gym on 4825 S Lemay Ave, Fort Collins, 80525 If interested, please reach out to Antonio Barbera via phone (303-667-1735) or via email (abarbera@tabletennisconnections.org). We are very excited for you to join us! Council Tree Covenant Church 11:30 am: Restorative Moves: Low Intensity – Instructor: Shari Schwarz
Low to moderate-intensity class incorporating balance, strength, and flexibility. Emphasis will be on restoring "normal" posture and movement patterns, decreasing stiffness/rigidity, and improving motor planning and range of motion.
Email Delisa Novak at dnovak@parkinsonrockies.org for waiver and Zoom access.
Zoom 2:00 pm: CSU PD Singing Group – One hour group meeting at the CSU music therapy clinic led by Dr. Andrew Knight and music therapy practicum students. We do a variety of vocal warmups to emphasize volume, breath control, and articulation. No singing experience necessary—our goal is to work on your voice and have some fun doing it! We sing a variety of songs from folk, rock, country, and other genres and all eras that are well known, lyrics are provided, so just bring yourself! Where: 1400 Remington St, across from the trial gardens. Park in 2 hour parking on Lake St and enter in the alley by the sign that says “CSU Music Therapy Clinic” If you want to participate via Zoom, please contact Andrew.Knight@colostate.edu to get the Zoom link. Contact: Andrew Knight with any questions: 701-213-7359 or andrew.knight@colostate.edu CSU Music Center 3:15 pm: PD Music Therapy Exercise Class – Now being offered via Zoom every Tuesday afternoon from 3:1 5 to 4:15 p.m. This class offers sitting and standing exercises incorporating Music Therapy and Physical Therapy, with instructors Kyle Wilhelm, Music Therapist and Ruth Rice, Physical Therapist. If you are interested in joining this group, please send an email to Kyle.Wilhelm@colostate.edu More information here. Zoom |
February 5, 2025(3 events) 9:45 am: Rehabilitative Qigong and Tai Chi for beginners – Rehabilitative Qigong and Tai Chi involves simple, easy to learn movements. We will not become frustrated learning a complex choreographed form as is taught in classical Tai Chi. Rather, we will repeat a few basic movements. Through this repetition, we can learn to move with greater ease, confidence, and awareness. And by moving in a relaxed manner, we will begin to experience a state of healing. Also, the benefits of self massage, coordinating and deepening the breath, and meditation will be explored. Some benefits of this practice include improved balance, strength, coordination, flexibility, thinking, mood and more... These classes are appropriate for anyone with mild to moderate PD. No prior experience necessary. Facilitator: Gil WetteI’ve been a practicing physical therapist since 1994. I have worked in my own private practice until recently when I took medical leave. I was diagnosed with PD in 2014 when I was 50 years old. Having experience in Tai Chi, my interest in this practice was revitalized after learning of my condition. Now I’m looking to share in the benefits I have gained from the practice of Rehabilitative Tai Chi and Qigong. Class Location: Zoom Please contact Gil for Zoom log in formation and class waiver.
Zoom 10:30 am: February Support - Family Caregiver Support Program - Zoom only! – 
Zoom only this month! The Senior Center is undergoing renovations. Larimer County Office on Aging The Family Caregiver Support Program is part of The Larimer County Office on Aging (LCOA) which is the Area Agency on Aging for Larimer County. The LCOA serves adults 60 and beyond, adults living with a disability, and caregivers. LCOA plays a unique role not only to provide direct services and fund community partners, but to innovate and advocate to meet the growing needs of the community. During this presentation you will specifically learn about some of the services provided by the Family Caregiver Support Program including our Respite and Grand Family Respite Vouchers, Caregiver Consultations, and free Evidenced-based classes (Stress Busting and Powerful Tools for Caregivers). Dani Martin: I have worked with older adults for 8 years with a degree in Therapeutic Recreation. I spent 4 years as an Activity Director at a nursing home and the last 4 years in this role at the Office on Aging. I have experience working with kids and adults with intellectual disabilities as well as older adults with chronic illnesses. I am a Colorado native and enjoy spending my free time with my husband, 11 month old son and our chocolate lab, Jax! Mark Sleeter: I have been a professional Social Worker for 29 years and hold a Clinical License in Social Work (LCSW). I have worked in various settings including mental health, skilled nursing facilities, and hospice. Prior to joining the Office on Aging I worked for 10 years as a Medical Social Worker in hospice, serving those in the community that had been diagnosed with a terminal illness. I also served as a Bereavement Counselor providing individual and group grief counseling. On a personal note, I was a family caregiver to my father-in-law who passed away last year. Zoom 2:15 pm: Moving through Parkinson's –
Website: www.movingthroughparkinsons.com Classes are held in person at the CSU Center on Healthy Aging, 151 Lake Street AND online via zoom. Link is always the same:https://zoom.us/j/6850448929 CSU Health & Medical Center |
February 6, 2025(1 event) 9:00 am: NeuroPong in Fort Collins! –
Table Tennis Connections, a Fort Collins based 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, is offering a Neuropong™ Program. This is a ping pong program tailored to the Larimer County Parkinson's community and is aiming to an overall better quality of life by improving both motors and non-motor symptoms that people experience because of the condition. Individualized attention will be placed to each of the participants, with the desire to increase their awareness of their physical capability through the benefits of table tennis. Table Tennis Connections is working side by side with the Movement Disorders Center of Anschutz Medical Center and its specialized neurologists. Location:Council Tree Covenant Church gym on 4825 S Lemay Ave, Fort Collins, 80525 If interested, please reach out to Antonio Barbera via phone (303-667-1735) or via email (abarbera@tabletennisconnections.org). We are very excited for you to join us! Council Tree Covenant Church |
February 7, 2025(2 events) 9:00 am: NeuroPong in Fort Collins! –
Table Tennis Connections, a Fort Collins based 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, is offering a Neuropong™ Program. This is a ping pong program tailored to the Larimer County Parkinson's community and is aiming to an overall better quality of life by improving both motors and non-motor symptoms that people experience because of the condition. Individualized attention will be placed to each of the participants, with the desire to increase their awareness of their physical capability through the benefits of table tennis. Table Tennis Connections is working side by side with the Movement Disorders Center of Anschutz Medical Center and its specialized neurologists. Location:Council Tree Covenant Church gym on 4825 S Lemay Ave, Fort Collins, 80525 If interested, please reach out to Antonio Barbera via phone (303-667-1735) or via email (abarbera@tabletennisconnections.org). We are very excited for you to join us! Council Tree Covenant Church 11:00 am: Power Punch Parkinson's Friday – Meeting together at TITLE Boxing every Friday at 11am. Classes includes stretching, balance, coordination, strengthening, endurance, and boxing moves. Participants must complete a Parkinson Association of the Rockies (PAR) waiver prior to attending . It is led by Gil Wette (Boxing Instructor). |
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February 10, 2025(2 events) 11:00 am: Moving through Parkinson's –
Website: www.movingthroughparkinsons.com Classes are held in person at the CSU Center on Healthy Aging, 151 Lake Street AND online via zoom. Link is always the same:https://zoom.us/j/6850448929 CSU Health & Medical Center 11:00 am: Power Punch Parkinson's Monday – Meeting together at TITLE Boxing every Monday at 11am. Classes includes stretching, balance, coordination, strengthening, endurance, and boxing moves. Participants must complete a Parkinson Association of the Rockies (PAR) waiver prior to attending . It is led by Robert Waldchen (PT) and Alyssa Hochfelder (Boxing Instructor). |
February 11, 2025(6 events) 9:00 am: NeuroPong in Fort Collins! –
Table Tennis Connections, a Fort Collins based 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, is offering a Neuropong™ Program. This is a ping pong program tailored to the Larimer County Parkinson's community and is aiming to an overall better quality of life by improving both motors and non-motor symptoms that people experience because of the condition. Individualized attention will be placed to each of the participants, with the desire to increase their awareness of their physical capability through the benefits of table tennis. Table Tennis Connections is working side by side with the Movement Disorders Center of Anschutz Medical Center and its specialized neurologists. Location:Council Tree Covenant Church gym on 4825 S Lemay Ave, Fort Collins, 80525 If interested, please reach out to Antonio Barbera via phone (303-667-1735) or via email (abarbera@tabletennisconnections.org). We are very excited for you to join us! Council Tree Covenant Church 11:30 am: NeuroPong in Fort Collins! –
Table Tennis Connections, a Fort Collins based 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, is offering a Neuropong™ Program. This is a ping pong program tailored to the Larimer County Parkinson's community and is aiming to an overall better quality of life by improving both motors and non-motor symptoms that people experience because of the condition. Individualized attention will be placed to each of the participants, with the desire to increase their awareness of their physical capability through the benefits of table tennis. Table Tennis Connections is working side by side with the Movement Disorders Center of Anschutz Medical Center and its specialized neurologists. Location:Council Tree Covenant Church gym on 4825 S Lemay Ave, Fort Collins, 80525 If interested, please reach out to Antonio Barbera via phone (303-667-1735) or via email (abarbera@tabletennisconnections.org). We are very excited for you to join us! Council Tree Covenant Church 11:30 am: Restorative Moves: Low Intensity – Instructor: Shari Schwarz
Low to moderate-intensity class incorporating balance, strength, and flexibility. Emphasis will be on restoring "normal" posture and movement patterns, decreasing stiffness/rigidity, and improving motor planning and range of motion.
Email Delisa Novak at dnovak@parkinsonrockies.org for waiver and Zoom access.
Zoom 1:30 pm: Care Partners Monthly Gathering – 
This is a dedicated time for Care Partners to support each other! Contact Mary Farrell with questions. Community Foundation of Northern Colorado 2:00 pm: CSU PD Singing Group – One hour group meeting at the CSU music therapy clinic led by Dr. Andrew Knight and music therapy practicum students. We do a variety of vocal warmups to emphasize volume, breath control, and articulation. No singing experience necessary—our goal is to work on your voice and have some fun doing it! We sing a variety of songs from folk, rock, country, and other genres and all eras that are well known, lyrics are provided, so just bring yourself! Where: 1400 Remington St, across from the trial gardens. Park in 2 hour parking on Lake St and enter in the alley by the sign that says “CSU Music Therapy Clinic” If you want to participate via Zoom, please contact Andrew.Knight@colostate.edu to get the Zoom link. Contact: Andrew Knight with any questions: 701-213-7359 or andrew.knight@colostate.edu CSU Music Center 3:15 pm: PD Music Therapy Exercise Class – Now being offered via Zoom every Tuesday afternoon from 3:1 5 to 4:15 p.m. This class offers sitting and standing exercises incorporating Music Therapy and Physical Therapy, with instructors Kyle Wilhelm, Music Therapist and Ruth Rice, Physical Therapist. If you are interested in joining this group, please send an email to Kyle.Wilhelm@colostate.edu More information here. Zoom |
February 12, 2025(2 events) 9:45 am: Rehabilitative Qigong and Tai Chi for beginners – Rehabilitative Qigong and Tai Chi involves simple, easy to learn movements. We will not become frustrated learning a complex choreographed form as is taught in classical Tai Chi. Rather, we will repeat a few basic movements. Through this repetition, we can learn to move with greater ease, confidence, and awareness. And by moving in a relaxed manner, we will begin to experience a state of healing. Also, the benefits of self massage, coordinating and deepening the breath, and meditation will be explored. Some benefits of this practice include improved balance, strength, coordination, flexibility, thinking, mood and more... These classes are appropriate for anyone with mild to moderate PD. No prior experience necessary. Facilitator: Gil WetteI’ve been a practicing physical therapist since 1994. I have worked in my own private practice until recently when I took medical leave. I was diagnosed with PD in 2014 when I was 50 years old. Having experience in Tai Chi, my interest in this practice was revitalized after learning of my condition. Now I’m looking to share in the benefits I have gained from the practice of Rehabilitative Tai Chi and Qigong. Class Location: Zoom Please contact Gil for Zoom log in formation and class waiver.
Zoom 2:15 pm: Moving through Parkinson's –
Website: www.movingthroughparkinsons.com Classes are held in person at the CSU Center on Healthy Aging, 151 Lake Street AND online via zoom. Link is always the same:https://zoom.us/j/6850448929 CSU Health & Medical Center |
February 13, 2025(1 event) 9:00 am: NeuroPong in Fort Collins! –
Table Tennis Connections, a Fort Collins based 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, is offering a Neuropong™ Program. This is a ping pong program tailored to the Larimer County Parkinson's community and is aiming to an overall better quality of life by improving both motors and non-motor symptoms that people experience because of the condition. Individualized attention will be placed to each of the participants, with the desire to increase their awareness of their physical capability through the benefits of table tennis. Table Tennis Connections is working side by side with the Movement Disorders Center of Anschutz Medical Center and its specialized neurologists. Location:Council Tree Covenant Church gym on 4825 S Lemay Ave, Fort Collins, 80525 If interested, please reach out to Antonio Barbera via phone (303-667-1735) or via email (abarbera@tabletennisconnections.org). We are very excited for you to join us! Council Tree Covenant Church |
February 14, 2025(2 events) 9:00 am: NeuroPong in Fort Collins! –
Table Tennis Connections, a Fort Collins based 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, is offering a Neuropong™ Program. This is a ping pong program tailored to the Larimer County Parkinson's community and is aiming to an overall better quality of life by improving both motors and non-motor symptoms that people experience because of the condition. Individualized attention will be placed to each of the participants, with the desire to increase their awareness of their physical capability through the benefits of table tennis. Table Tennis Connections is working side by side with the Movement Disorders Center of Anschutz Medical Center and its specialized neurologists. Location:Council Tree Covenant Church gym on 4825 S Lemay Ave, Fort Collins, 80525 If interested, please reach out to Antonio Barbera via phone (303-667-1735) or via email (abarbera@tabletennisconnections.org). We are very excited for you to join us! Council Tree Covenant Church 11:00 am: Power Punch Parkinson's Friday – Meeting together at TITLE Boxing every Friday at 11am. Classes includes stretching, balance, coordination, strengthening, endurance, and boxing moves. Participants must complete a Parkinson Association of the Rockies (PAR) waiver prior to attending . It is led by Gil Wette (Boxing Instructor). |
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February 17, 2025(3 events) All day: PRESIDENTS' DAY All day 11:00 am: Moving through Parkinson's –
Website: www.movingthroughparkinsons.com Classes are held in person at the CSU Center on Healthy Aging, 151 Lake Street AND online via zoom. Link is always the same:https://zoom.us/j/6850448929 CSU Health & Medical Center 11:00 am: Power Punch Parkinson's Monday – Meeting together at TITLE Boxing every Monday at 11am. Classes includes stretching, balance, coordination, strengthening, endurance, and boxing moves. Participants must complete a Parkinson Association of the Rockies (PAR) waiver prior to attending . It is led by Robert Waldchen (PT) and Alyssa Hochfelder (Boxing Instructor). |
February 18, 2025(5 events) 9:00 am: NeuroPong in Fort Collins! –
Table Tennis Connections, a Fort Collins based 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, is offering a Neuropong™ Program. This is a ping pong program tailored to the Larimer County Parkinson's community and is aiming to an overall better quality of life by improving both motors and non-motor symptoms that people experience because of the condition. Individualized attention will be placed to each of the participants, with the desire to increase their awareness of their physical capability through the benefits of table tennis. Table Tennis Connections is working side by side with the Movement Disorders Center of Anschutz Medical Center and its specialized neurologists. Location:Council Tree Covenant Church gym on 4825 S Lemay Ave, Fort Collins, 80525 If interested, please reach out to Antonio Barbera via phone (303-667-1735) or via email (abarbera@tabletennisconnections.org). We are very excited for you to join us! Council Tree Covenant Church 11:30 am: NeuroPong in Fort Collins! –
Table Tennis Connections, a Fort Collins based 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, is offering a Neuropong™ Program. This is a ping pong program tailored to the Larimer County Parkinson's community and is aiming to an overall better quality of life by improving both motors and non-motor symptoms that people experience because of the condition. Individualized attention will be placed to each of the participants, with the desire to increase their awareness of their physical capability through the benefits of table tennis. Table Tennis Connections is working side by side with the Movement Disorders Center of Anschutz Medical Center and its specialized neurologists. Location:Council Tree Covenant Church gym on 4825 S Lemay Ave, Fort Collins, 80525 If interested, please reach out to Antonio Barbera via phone (303-667-1735) or via email (abarbera@tabletennisconnections.org). We are very excited for you to join us! Council Tree Covenant Church 11:30 am: Restorative Moves: Low Intensity – Instructor: Shari Schwarz
Low to moderate-intensity class incorporating balance, strength, and flexibility. Emphasis will be on restoring "normal" posture and movement patterns, decreasing stiffness/rigidity, and improving motor planning and range of motion.
Email Delisa Novak at dnovak@parkinsonrockies.org for waiver and Zoom access.
Zoom 2:00 pm: CSU PD Singing Group – One hour group meeting at the CSU music therapy clinic led by Dr. Andrew Knight and music therapy practicum students. We do a variety of vocal warmups to emphasize volume, breath control, and articulation. No singing experience necessary—our goal is to work on your voice and have some fun doing it! We sing a variety of songs from folk, rock, country, and other genres and all eras that are well known, lyrics are provided, so just bring yourself! Where: 1400 Remington St, across from the trial gardens. Park in 2 hour parking on Lake St and enter in the alley by the sign that says “CSU Music Therapy Clinic” If you want to participate via Zoom, please contact Andrew.Knight@colostate.edu to get the Zoom link. Contact: Andrew Knight with any questions: 701-213-7359 or andrew.knight@colostate.edu CSU Music Center 3:15 pm: PD Music Therapy Exercise Class – Now being offered via Zoom every Tuesday afternoon from 3:1 5 to 4:15 p.m. This class offers sitting and standing exercises incorporating Music Therapy and Physical Therapy, with instructors Kyle Wilhelm, Music Therapist and Ruth Rice, Physical Therapist. If you are interested in joining this group, please send an email to Kyle.Wilhelm@colostate.edu More information here. Zoom |
February 19, 2025(2 events) 9:45 am: Rehabilitative Qigong and Tai Chi for beginners – Rehabilitative Qigong and Tai Chi involves simple, easy to learn movements. We will not become frustrated learning a complex choreographed form as is taught in classical Tai Chi. Rather, we will repeat a few basic movements. Through this repetition, we can learn to move with greater ease, confidence, and awareness. And by moving in a relaxed manner, we will begin to experience a state of healing. Also, the benefits of self massage, coordinating and deepening the breath, and meditation will be explored. Some benefits of this practice include improved balance, strength, coordination, flexibility, thinking, mood and more... These classes are appropriate for anyone with mild to moderate PD. No prior experience necessary. Facilitator: Gil WetteI’ve been a practicing physical therapist since 1994. I have worked in my own private practice until recently when I took medical leave. I was diagnosed with PD in 2014 when I was 50 years old. Having experience in Tai Chi, my interest in this practice was revitalized after learning of my condition. Now I’m looking to share in the benefits I have gained from the practice of Rehabilitative Tai Chi and Qigong. Class Location: Zoom Please contact Gil for Zoom log in formation and class waiver.
Zoom 2:15 pm: Moving through Parkinson's –
Website: www.movingthroughparkinsons.com Classes are held in person at the CSU Center on Healthy Aging, 151 Lake Street AND online via zoom. Link is always the same:https://zoom.us/j/6850448929 CSU Health & Medical Center |
February 20, 2025(1 event) 9:00 am: NeuroPong in Fort Collins! –
Table Tennis Connections, a Fort Collins based 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, is offering a Neuropong™ Program. This is a ping pong program tailored to the Larimer County Parkinson's community and is aiming to an overall better quality of life by improving both motors and non-motor symptoms that people experience because of the condition. Individualized attention will be placed to each of the participants, with the desire to increase their awareness of their physical capability through the benefits of table tennis. Table Tennis Connections is working side by side with the Movement Disorders Center of Anschutz Medical Center and its specialized neurologists. Location:Council Tree Covenant Church gym on 4825 S Lemay Ave, Fort Collins, 80525 If interested, please reach out to Antonio Barbera via phone (303-667-1735) or via email (abarbera@tabletennisconnections.org). We are very excited for you to join us! Council Tree Covenant Church |
February 21, 2025(2 events) 9:00 am: NeuroPong in Fort Collins! –
Table Tennis Connections, a Fort Collins based 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, is offering a Neuropong™ Program. This is a ping pong program tailored to the Larimer County Parkinson's community and is aiming to an overall better quality of life by improving both motors and non-motor symptoms that people experience because of the condition. Individualized attention will be placed to each of the participants, with the desire to increase their awareness of their physical capability through the benefits of table tennis. Table Tennis Connections is working side by side with the Movement Disorders Center of Anschutz Medical Center and its specialized neurologists. Location:Council Tree Covenant Church gym on 4825 S Lemay Ave, Fort Collins, 80525 If interested, please reach out to Antonio Barbera via phone (303-667-1735) or via email (abarbera@tabletennisconnections.org). We are very excited for you to join us! Council Tree Covenant Church 11:00 am: Power Punch Parkinson's Friday – Meeting together at TITLE Boxing every Friday at 11am. Classes includes stretching, balance, coordination, strengthening, endurance, and boxing moves. Participants must complete a Parkinson Association of the Rockies (PAR) waiver prior to attending . It is led by Gil Wette (Boxing Instructor). |
February 22, 2025(1 event) 9:00 am: Elderhaus Resource Fair – 
9:00 AM - 2:00 PM RESOURCE FAIR Website: elderhaus.org |
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February 24, 2025(2 events) 11:00 am: Moving through Parkinson's –
Website: www.movingthroughparkinsons.com Classes are held in person at the CSU Center on Healthy Aging, 151 Lake Street AND online via zoom. Link is always the same:https://zoom.us/j/6850448929 CSU Health & Medical Center 11:00 am: Power Punch Parkinson's Monday – Meeting together at TITLE Boxing every Monday at 11am. Classes includes stretching, balance, coordination, strengthening, endurance, and boxing moves. Participants must complete a Parkinson Association of the Rockies (PAR) waiver prior to attending . It is led by Robert Waldchen (PT) and Alyssa Hochfelder (Boxing Instructor). |
February 25, 2025(5 events) 9:00 am: NeuroPong in Fort Collins! –
Table Tennis Connections, a Fort Collins based 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, is offering a Neuropong™ Program. This is a ping pong program tailored to the Larimer County Parkinson's community and is aiming to an overall better quality of life by improving both motors and non-motor symptoms that people experience because of the condition. Individualized attention will be placed to each of the participants, with the desire to increase their awareness of their physical capability through the benefits of table tennis. Table Tennis Connections is working side by side with the Movement Disorders Center of Anschutz Medical Center and its specialized neurologists. Location:Council Tree Covenant Church gym on 4825 S Lemay Ave, Fort Collins, 80525 If interested, please reach out to Antonio Barbera via phone (303-667-1735) or via email (abarbera@tabletennisconnections.org). We are very excited for you to join us! Council Tree Covenant Church 11:30 am: NeuroPong in Fort Collins! –
Table Tennis Connections, a Fort Collins based 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, is offering a Neuropong™ Program. This is a ping pong program tailored to the Larimer County Parkinson's community and is aiming to an overall better quality of life by improving both motors and non-motor symptoms that people experience because of the condition. Individualized attention will be placed to each of the participants, with the desire to increase their awareness of their physical capability through the benefits of table tennis. Table Tennis Connections is working side by side with the Movement Disorders Center of Anschutz Medical Center and its specialized neurologists. Location:Council Tree Covenant Church gym on 4825 S Lemay Ave, Fort Collins, 80525 If interested, please reach out to Antonio Barbera via phone (303-667-1735) or via email (abarbera@tabletennisconnections.org). We are very excited for you to join us! Council Tree Covenant Church 11:30 am: Restorative Moves: Low Intensity – Instructor: Shari Schwarz
Low to moderate-intensity class incorporating balance, strength, and flexibility. Emphasis will be on restoring "normal" posture and movement patterns, decreasing stiffness/rigidity, and improving motor planning and range of motion.
Email Delisa Novak at dnovak@parkinsonrockies.org for waiver and Zoom access.
Zoom 2:00 pm: CSU PD Singing Group – One hour group meeting at the CSU music therapy clinic led by Dr. Andrew Knight and music therapy practicum students. We do a variety of vocal warmups to emphasize volume, breath control, and articulation. No singing experience necessary—our goal is to work on your voice and have some fun doing it! We sing a variety of songs from folk, rock, country, and other genres and all eras that are well known, lyrics are provided, so just bring yourself! Where: 1400 Remington St, across from the trial gardens. Park in 2 hour parking on Lake St and enter in the alley by the sign that says “CSU Music Therapy Clinic” If you want to participate via Zoom, please contact Andrew.Knight@colostate.edu to get the Zoom link. Contact: Andrew Knight with any questions: 701-213-7359 or andrew.knight@colostate.edu CSU Music Center 3:15 pm: PD Music Therapy Exercise Class – Now being offered via Zoom every Tuesday afternoon from 3:1 5 to 4:15 p.m. This class offers sitting and standing exercises incorporating Music Therapy and Physical Therapy, with instructors Kyle Wilhelm, Music Therapist and Ruth Rice, Physical Therapist. If you are interested in joining this group, please send an email to Kyle.Wilhelm@colostate.edu More information here. Zoom |
February 26, 2025(2 events) 9:45 am: Rehabilitative Qigong and Tai Chi for beginners – Rehabilitative Qigong and Tai Chi involves simple, easy to learn movements. We will not become frustrated learning a complex choreographed form as is taught in classical Tai Chi. Rather, we will repeat a few basic movements. Through this repetition, we can learn to move with greater ease, confidence, and awareness. And by moving in a relaxed manner, we will begin to experience a state of healing. Also, the benefits of self massage, coordinating and deepening the breath, and meditation will be explored. Some benefits of this practice include improved balance, strength, coordination, flexibility, thinking, mood and more... These classes are appropriate for anyone with mild to moderate PD. No prior experience necessary. Facilitator: Gil WetteI’ve been a practicing physical therapist since 1994. I have worked in my own private practice until recently when I took medical leave. I was diagnosed with PD in 2014 when I was 50 years old. Having experience in Tai Chi, my interest in this practice was revitalized after learning of my condition. Now I’m looking to share in the benefits I have gained from the practice of Rehabilitative Tai Chi and Qigong. Class Location: Zoom Please contact Gil for Zoom log in formation and class waiver.
Zoom 2:15 pm: Moving through Parkinson's –
Website: www.movingthroughparkinsons.com Classes are held in person at the CSU Center on Healthy Aging, 151 Lake Street AND online via zoom. Link is always the same:https://zoom.us/j/6850448929 CSU Health & Medical Center |
February 27, 2025(1 event) 9:00 am: NeuroPong in Fort Collins! –
Table Tennis Connections, a Fort Collins based 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, is offering a Neuropong™ Program. This is a ping pong program tailored to the Larimer County Parkinson's community and is aiming to an overall better quality of life by improving both motors and non-motor symptoms that people experience because of the condition. Individualized attention will be placed to each of the participants, with the desire to increase their awareness of their physical capability through the benefits of table tennis. Table Tennis Connections is working side by side with the Movement Disorders Center of Anschutz Medical Center and its specialized neurologists. Location:Council Tree Covenant Church gym on 4825 S Lemay Ave, Fort Collins, 80525 If interested, please reach out to Antonio Barbera via phone (303-667-1735) or via email (abarbera@tabletennisconnections.org). We are very excited for you to join us! Council Tree Covenant Church |
February 28, 2025(2 events) 9:00 am: NeuroPong in Fort Collins! –
Table Tennis Connections, a Fort Collins based 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, is offering a Neuropong™ Program. This is a ping pong program tailored to the Larimer County Parkinson's community and is aiming to an overall better quality of life by improving both motors and non-motor symptoms that people experience because of the condition. Individualized attention will be placed to each of the participants, with the desire to increase their awareness of their physical capability through the benefits of table tennis. Table Tennis Connections is working side by side with the Movement Disorders Center of Anschutz Medical Center and its specialized neurologists. Location:Council Tree Covenant Church gym on 4825 S Lemay Ave, Fort Collins, 80525 If interested, please reach out to Antonio Barbera via phone (303-667-1735) or via email (abarbera@tabletennisconnections.org). We are very excited for you to join us! Council Tree Covenant Church 11:00 am: Power Punch Parkinson's Friday – Meeting together at TITLE Boxing every Friday at 11am. Classes includes stretching, balance, coordination, strengthening, endurance, and boxing moves. Participants must complete a Parkinson Association of the Rockies (PAR) waiver prior to attending . It is led by Gil Wette (Boxing Instructor). |
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