Clear guidance for walking with Parkinson’s.
Practical information about Parkinson’s walking, freezing of gait, visual cueing and the technology behind StrydAR.
Why your peripheral vision is the secret sauce of visual cueing
Why your peripheral vision is the secret sauce of visual cueing Most of us think we “see” with the centre of our eyes. For reading and fine detail, that’s true. But for movement, your…
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Why StrydAR’s Digital Visual Cueing Leaves Old-School Physical Cues Behind
Why StrydAR’s Digital Visual Cueing Leaves Old-School Physical Cues Behind If you’ve ever taped stripes on the kitchen floor or tried a laser cane,…
Read article →A More detailed explanation of how Visual Cueing works
A More detailed explanation of how Visual Cueing works Visual cueing is a complex process that helps improve mobility in people with Parkinson's disease…
Read article →Visual Cueing in Neurological Movement Disorders
Visual Cueing in Neurological Movement Disorders Visual cueing is a rehabilitation technique that uses external visual signals—such as lines on the floor, projected laser…
Read article →How and when should I take my medication?
Should I take the medicine before, with, or between meals? his is an important question, but I can't give you specific medical advice on…
Read article →Are there any symptoms or side effects I report immediately?
Parkinson's itself is a progressive disease, so some worsening of symptoms over time is to be expected. However, there are definitely certain symptoms or…
Read article →I have Parkinson’s Disease.. What other healthcare professionals are available to help me manage my care?
Parkinson's disease is a complex condition, and managing it effectively often requires a team approach. Here's a breakdown of some of the key healthcare…
Read article →How often should I expect to see a Parkinson’s Consultant?
The frequency of your Parkinson's consultant visits depends on several factors, but it typically falls within a range of every 6 months to once…
Read article →What tess or tools will be used to determine my Parkinson’s diagnosis?
There isn't a single definitive test for diagnosing Parkinson's disease. Doctors rely on a combination of factors to make an accurate diagnosis. Here's a…
Read article →Are there ways I can slow the progression of my Parkinson’s?
While there's no guaranteed way to slow Parkinson's progression, certain lifestyle strategies may be helpful: Exercise: Regular physical activity, such as walking, swimming, or…
Read article →Could visual cueing help your walking?
Learn how StrydAR Parkinson’s Walking Glasses work and whether they may be suitable for you.