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Julie Plumley

April 5, 2017

Julie Plumley‏:

Replying to @DrGarySharpe @OutThinkingPD

you help me so much, dad and many people I know have Parkinson's - your advice helps give hope when feeling helpless.

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Learning New Things to Prevent Neurodegeneration
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Re-Learning to Trust My Own Body with Parkinson's Disease
Parkinson's Disease, Self-Touch and Re-connecting with the Physical World
Dance Therapy for Parkinson's Disease
Vestibular System and Parkinson's Disease
Progress on Mindful Walking with Parkinson's Disease
REBOUNDING (MINI-TRAMPOLINING) & PARKINSON'S DISEASE:
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Applied Neuroplasticity Therapy for Parkinson's DIsease: Update Spring 2018
PEMF Applied to Tremor Control in Parkinson's Disease
Documentary of Progressive Symptom Reduction in Parkinson's Disease
Hands and Fingers in Parkinson's Disease
Practicing Facial Expressions with Parkinson's Disease
Music and Dance Therapy for Parkinson's Disease
Learning to Walk Again with Parkinson's Disease: Update
Accessing Whole Body Movement in Parkinson's Disease with a Basketball
More Movement Recovery from Parkinson's Disease
Fight-Flight-Freeze Interruption with a Vibrating Plate
Movement Recovery with Smovey Rings for Parkinson's Disease
Vibrational Plate Therapy for Parkinson's Disease
Overcoming Constipation in Parkinson's Disease
Parkinson's Disease, Stress and Fear
Neurological Music Therapy, the Vagus Nerve and Parkinson's Diseaae
Exploring Vibrating Plate Therapies for Parkinson's Disease
Movement Recovery Exercise for Parkinson's Disease
Applied Neuroplasticity in Action for Parkinson's Disease
The Role of Vision in Parkinson's Disease
What Happened when a Person with Parkinson's Picked Up a Yoga Strap
Why Drug Induced Dyskinesia is not Inevitable

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Yoga Nidra Guided Meditation and Parkinson's Disease
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The Past, Persistence and Parkinson's Disease
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The Cranial Nerves and Parkinson's Disease
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My Hospitalization with Parkinson's Disease
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Phenylalanine, Tyrosine, L-Dopa, Dopamine and Parkinson's Disease
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Hand-Held Accessories and Hand-Eye Co-ordination in Movement Therapies for Parkinson's Disease
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The Divided Brain and Parkinson's Disease, Part 2
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The Dorsal Vagus Nerve and Parkinson's Disease
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The Divided Brain and Parkinson's Disease, Part 1
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Building Aliveness with Parkinson's Disease
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Diminished Aliveness and Parkinson's Disease
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Developmental and Shock Trauma and Parkinson's Disease
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Tennis as Therapy for Parkinson's Disease
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Yoga and Parkinson's Disease
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Pulsed Electromagnetic Field Therapy for Parkinson's Disease
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Busy, Anxious Thoughts and Parkinson's Disease
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Diet and Nutrition in Parkinson's Disease
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Visual Cues in Therapies for Parkinson's Disease
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Progressive Reduction in Symptoms of Parkinson's Disease
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Mirroring and Rehearsal Therapies for Parkinson's Disease
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Hands, Fingers and Parkinson's Disease
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Eye and Vision Exercise in Parkinson's Disease
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Social Engagement and Parkinson's Disease
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Olivia Streater Lavizzari

I spent the day reading your blog and videos -- SO profoundly MOVED AND AMAZED by what you are doing! It is incredible and wonderful. I wondered if you have the new(ish) book Clinical Applications of Polyvagal Theory. In the chapter on strokes by Deb Dana there is some great stuff that I think could also be applicable to PD. A lot of which you already cover in your blog; things like frozen facial expression etc. Very glad I came across and shared with my professor, who is researching use of Flamenco and Tango in dance movement therapy PD interventions.

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Rick Potvin

Your site was the very first thing I read the day I came home from the neurologist with my diagnosis of PD. It gave me so much hope and inspiration that I started the very same day on program of strenuous exercise, diet, etc. I actually picked up my guitar, my one true passion, and thought I can do this. Two years latter I'm still doing it thanks to your insight, research and sharing of knowledge. 

May 24, 2019
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Cheryl Nicholson

I’ve been very inspired by these posts. I have a Parkinson’s client who was in a wheelchair and who would crawl to get places. He’s now able to get up and walk to the washroom on his own. He even went out and shoveled his driveway. We are using targeted nutrition, intentional movements, red light intranasal therapy and Natural Bioenergetics to improve his life. He still has days where he goes backwards, but overall things are headed in the right direction. Many thanks for reporting on your own progress and providing information that helps others!

Feb 7, 2019

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