Events in April 2025
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Restorative Moves: Low Intensity Restorative Moves: Low Intensity
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April 1, 2025Instructor: Shari SchwarzLow 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.ZoomPD Music Therapy Exercise Class PD Music Therapy Exercise Class
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April 1, 2025Now 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.
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Rehabilitative Qigong and Tai Chi for beginners Rehabilitative Qigong and Tai Chi for beginners
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April 2, 2025Rehabilitative 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 Wette
I’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.
Gil can be reached at (970) 988-0303 and at g.wette@mac.comZoomApril Support Meeting: Speech Language Pathology April Support Meeting: Speech Language Pathology
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April 2, 2025
Prairie Sage Rooms 2&3
Cognition for Communication in Parkinson's: The Role of Speech Language Pathology
Individuals living with Parkinson disease may experience cognitive changes to attention, memory, and language. Speech language pathologists are equipped to provide assessment and treatment for these changes when they impact communication. This talk will review potential cognitive changes that may impact communication, strategies to support satisfying communication, and pathways for comprehensive cognitive assessment. Following this talk, attendees will be able to identify potential topics to discuss with their own healthcare providers.
About Zoe Kriegel
Zoe Kriegel is an assistant professor in the Division of Communication Disorders at the University of Wyoming. Her research centers on understanding the impacts of Parkinson disease on communication to inform more accurate diagnosis and individualized treatments for communication problems. As a certified speech language pathologist, Dr. Kriegel has worked clinically with individuals across the lifespan in both inpatient and outpatient settings.
Moving through Parkinson's Moving through Parkinson's
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April 2, 2025
Website: www.movingthroughparkinsons.com
Monday, 11:00 - 12:15 (in person and Zoom)
Wednesday 2:15 - 3:30 (in person and Zoom)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
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Moving through Parkinson's Moving through Parkinson's
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April 7, 2025
Website: www.movingthroughparkinsons.com
Monday, 11:00 - 12:15 (in person and Zoom)
Wednesday 2:15 - 3:30 (in person and Zoom)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
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Restorative Moves: Low Intensity Restorative Moves: Low Intensity
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April 8, 2025Instructor: Shari SchwarzLow 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.ZoomPD Music Therapy Exercise Class PD Music Therapy Exercise Class
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April 8, 2025Now 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.
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Rehabilitative Qigong and Tai Chi for beginners Rehabilitative Qigong and Tai Chi for beginners
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April 9, 2025Rehabilitative 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 Wette
I’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.
Gil can be reached at (970) 988-0303 and at g.wette@mac.comZoomMoving through Parkinson's Moving through Parkinson's
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April 9, 2025
Website: www.movingthroughparkinsons.com
Monday, 11:00 - 12:15 (in person and Zoom)
Wednesday 2:15 - 3:30 (in person and Zoom)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
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Moving through Parkinson's Moving through Parkinson's
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April 14, 2025
Website: www.movingthroughparkinsons.com
Monday, 11:00 - 12:15 (in person and Zoom)
Wednesday 2:15 - 3:30 (in person and Zoom)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 CenterHARDY Parkinson's HARDY Parkinson's
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April 14, 2025The HARDY group is a support group that is based in Fort Collins, CO. We meet in the evening to accommodate people who cannot meet during working hours. The group meets on Mondays approximately once every six weeks at the Council Tree Library in Fort Collins. This schedule has been varying based on room availability. The HARDY web site should have the latest information on the next meeting.
This site will serve to provide notice for the next meeting and keep an archive of the presentations from previous meetings. Also included will be occasional blog posts, pointers to upcoming events, and links to other resources. Please feel free to explore and give feedback.
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Restorative Moves: Low Intensity Restorative Moves: Low Intensity
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April 15, 2025Instructor: Shari SchwarzLow 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.ZoomPD Music Therapy Exercise Class PD Music Therapy Exercise Class
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April 15, 2025Now 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.
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Rehabilitative Qigong and Tai Chi for beginners Rehabilitative Qigong and Tai Chi for beginners
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April 16, 2025Rehabilitative 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 Wette
I’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.
Gil can be reached at (970) 988-0303 and at g.wette@mac.comZoomMoving through Parkinson's Moving through Parkinson's
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April 16, 2025
Website: www.movingthroughparkinsons.com
Monday, 11:00 - 12:15 (in person and Zoom)
Wednesday 2:15 - 3:30 (in person and Zoom)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
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Moving through Parkinson's Moving through Parkinson's
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April 21, 2025
Website: www.movingthroughparkinsons.com
Monday, 11:00 - 12:15 (in person and Zoom)
Wednesday 2:15 - 3:30 (in person and Zoom)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
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Restorative Moves: Low Intensity Restorative Moves: Low Intensity
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April 22, 2025Instructor: Shari SchwarzLow 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.ZoomPD Music Therapy Exercise Class PD Music Therapy Exercise Class
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April 22, 2025Now 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.
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Rehabilitative Qigong and Tai Chi for beginners Rehabilitative Qigong and Tai Chi for beginners
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April 23, 2025Rehabilitative 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 Wette
I’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.
Gil can be reached at (970) 988-0303 and at g.wette@mac.comZoomMoving through Parkinson's Moving through Parkinson's
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April 23, 2025
Website: www.movingthroughparkinsons.com
Monday, 11:00 - 12:15 (in person and Zoom)
Wednesday 2:15 - 3:30 (in person and Zoom)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
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Parkinson's Pro: Non-Motor Symptoms in Parkinson's Parkinson's Pro: Non-Motor Symptoms in Parkinson's
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April 26, 2025
Title: Non-Motor Symptoms in Parkinson'sSpeaker: Dr. Bridget OlleschLocation: MorningStar Old TownDate: Saturday, April 26th 10:00am-12:00pmSynopsis: There are many challenges that can affect a Person with Parkinson’s quality of life. Although Parkinson's Disease affects movement, it also causes many other symptoms. We will learn about how Parkinson's can affect memory, mood, sleep, and blood pressure, among other things.Please Register here or contact Kristi kmartin@parkinsonrockies.org 303-6332-8063MorningStar Old Town -
Moving through Parkinson's Moving through Parkinson's
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April 28, 2025
Website: www.movingthroughparkinsons.com
Monday, 11:00 - 12:15 (in person and Zoom)
Wednesday 2:15 - 3:30 (in person and Zoom)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
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Restorative Moves: Low Intensity Restorative Moves: Low Intensity
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April 29, 2025Instructor: Shari SchwarzLow 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.ZoomPD Music Therapy Exercise Class PD Music Therapy Exercise Class
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April 29, 2025Now 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.
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Rehabilitative Qigong and Tai Chi for beginners Rehabilitative Qigong and Tai Chi for beginners
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April 30, 2025Rehabilitative 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 Wette
I’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.
Gil can be reached at (970) 988-0303 and at g.wette@mac.comZoomMoving through Parkinson's Moving through Parkinson's
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April 30, 2025
Website: www.movingthroughparkinsons.com
Monday, 11:00 - 12:15 (in person and Zoom)
Wednesday 2:15 - 3:30 (in person and Zoom)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
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