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We help our clients stay independent and active despite living with a neurological condition.

13/03/2026

❌ Myth: Parkinson’s-related movement challenges are unavoidable and cannot be supported.

✅ Fact: Educational strategies and movement-based approaches are available to help individuals explore ways to maintain mobility, coordination, and overall wellness. Many adults seek out guidance to understand how specific movement practices can complement daily life.

📅 Date: March 24th
🕙 Time: 1:30PM
📍 Location: 5 Kirk Road, Bearsden.
🔗 Reserve a spot: https://info.simpsonphysio.co.uk/march-2026-parkinsons-workshop-670984

12/03/2026

✨ 3 Reasons to Attend This Parkinson’s Movement Workshop ✨

✔️ Discover how targeted movements can support mobility and coordination
✔️ Explore safe, non-invasive approaches commonly used to enhance physical activity
✔️ Learn research-informed strategies that promote independence and daily movement

This free, educational event provides practical tools and guidance in a supportive setting, with a focus on movement strategies relevant to individuals with Parkinson’s.

📅 Date: March 24th
🕙 Time: 1:30PM
📍 Location: 5 Kirk Road, Bearsden.
🔗 Reserve a spot: https://info.simpsonphysio.co.uk/march-2026-parkinsons-workshop-670984

11/03/2026

Neurological conditions such as Parkinson’s can affect coordination and daily movement. Educational workshops provide opportunities to explore practical, movement-based approaches that support motor function and overall mobility.

Join Fraser Simpson for a FREE in-person Parkinson’s Workshop. This session will explore:

✔ Movement strategies
✔ Research-informed insights into Parkinson’s and motor function
✔ Educational tools that support mobility and coordination

📅 Date: March 24th
🕙 Time: 1:30PM
📍 Location: 5 Kirk Road, Bearsden.
🔗 Reserve a spot: https://info.simpsonphysio.co.uk/march-2026-parkinsons-workshop-670984

10/03/2026

Who Is This Workshop For?

• Adults interested in exploring movement strategies that may support motor function and coordination
• Individuals curious about non-invasive approaches to help maintain balance and mobility
• Those seeking practical, research-informed education on movement and wellness
• Members of the Bearsden community who value staying active and informed

📅 Date: March 24th
🕙 Time: 1:30PM
📍 Location: 5 Kirk Road, Bearsden, Glasgow
🔗 Reserve a spot: https://info.simpsonphysio.co.uk/march-2026-parkinsons-workshop-670984

09/03/2026

💡 FAQ: Who is this workshop for?

This educational session is designed for adults interested in exploring strategies to support movement and coordination in Parkinson’s. Topics will include commonly reported motor challenges and exercises, with a focus on movements that are often used to help maintain mobility and confidence in daily activities.

📅 Date: March 24th
🕙 Time: 1:30PM
📍 Location: 5 Kirk Road, Bearsden.
🔗 Reserve a spot: https://info.simpsonphysio.co.uk/march-2026-parkinsons-workshop-670984

06/03/2026

Neurological movement concerns, such as stiffness or reduced coordination, are commonly experienced by adults and may influence daily mobility. Educational workshops can provide insight into supportive strategies for movement and coordination.

Join Fraser Simpson for a FREE in-person Parkinson’s Workshop at 5 Kirk Road, Bearsden.

📅 Date: March 24th
🕙 Time: 1:30PM
📍 Location: 5 Kirk Road, Bearsden.
🔗 Reserve a spot: https://info.simpsonphysio.co.uk/march-2026-parkinsons-workshop-670984

05/03/2026

Why This Workshop Matters

Movement challenges are common among adults with Parkinson’s and can affect daily mobility and coordination. Educational workshops provide insight into safe, engaging ways to support movement and overall activity.

Join Fraser Simpson for a FREE in-person Parkinson’s Workshop, where participants will explore:

✔ Research-informed approaches to movement support
✔ Simple, practical exercises often used in daily routines
✔ A welcoming environment for those interested in movement education

📅 Date: March 24th
🕙 Time: 1:30PM
📍 Location: 5 Kirk Road, Bearsden.
🔗 Reserve a spot: https://info.simpsonphysio.co.uk/march-2026-parkinsons-workshop-670984

04/03/2026

Movement challenges related to Parkinson’s are experienced by many adults.

Fraser Simpson is hosting a FREE educational workshop in Bearsden, where attendees can explore how exercises may support movement and daily function for those living with Parkinson’s.

📅 Date: March 24th
🕙 Time: 1:30PM
📍 Location: 5 Kirk Road, Bearsden.
🔗 Reserve a spot: https://info.simpsonphysio.co.uk/march-2026-parkinsons-workshop-670984

02/03/2026

Monday Motivation is about steady progress and purposeful movement.

Parkinson’s can bring changes to strength, balance, and coordination, but research continues to highlight the value of consistent, guided exercise in supporting long-term function and confidence. Small, focused actions each week can help build resilience and maintain independence over time.

A structured approach tailored to neurological conditions can make a meaningful difference in how movement feels and functions.

Interested in learning more about supportive physiotherapy options? Book a free phone consultation to explore next steps:
https://simpsonphysio.co.uk/phone-consult/

27/02/2026

Rest is not a setback in Parkinson’s management, it is part of the plan.

Energy levels can fluctuate, and structured recovery helps maintain consistency in movement, coordination, and daily activity. Sustainable progress is built on balancing purposeful exercise with intentional rest.

Strength is reinforced not only through effort, but through recovery.

In neurological rehabilitation, the focus is long-term capability. That means building routines that combine movement with planned pauses to support stability and resilience over time.

A free discovery visit is available to explore structured physiotherapy support and practical next steps.

Book here:
https://simpsonphysio.co.uk/phone-consult/

25/02/2026

Did you know?

Regular, targeted exercise is widely recognised as one of the most important non-medication strategies in Parkinson’s management. The key is not intensity, it’s consistency.

Strength work, balance training, coordination drills, and aerobic activity all play a role in supporting mobility and overall function. Small, structured sessions performed regularly tend to create greater long-term impact than occasional bursts of effort.

Parkinson’s management is about steady progress, not quick fixes.

A free discovery visit is available to explore structured physiotherapy support and practical next steps.

Book here:
https://simpsonphysio.co.uk/phone-consult/

23/02/2026

Living well with Parkinson’s is built on consistent, daily action.

Regular physical activity such as walking, strength training, tai chi, or dance can help support mobility, balance, and coordination. Structured routines around sleep and meals often create greater stability. Nutrient-dense foods, hydration, and fibre contribute to overall wellbeing. Voice practice supports communication clarity, while social and cognitive activities help maintain mental sharpness and emotional health.

Progress comes from steady habits, not quick fixes.

A free discovery visit is available to explore structured physiotherapy support and practical next steps.

Book here:
https://simpsonphysio.co.uk/phone-consult/

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