Beyond Parkinson's
An applied neurology group class series
Join neuro-practitioner and functional mobility specialist, Anna Gieselman, for an 8-week online series in which you will learn a brain-based approach to managing the symptoms of Parkinson's.
All of the symptoms of Parkinson’s Disease are outputs of the nervous system. With neuro-targeted drills, we can work directly with the brain and nervous system to change those outputs for the better, instantly.
What You Will Learn
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How to intentionally activate specific brain structures, neurological pathways and sensory input systems to create an adaptation in the way your brain works and how you feel.
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A process of self-assessing to understand how the drills are impacting your nervous system in real time and track your progress with weekly drill worksheets.
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Receive expert guidance during our live online weekly class and practice in community with a small group of people also living with Parkinson’s Disease.
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Recording of all 8-sessions will be available to download for home practice.
Hear what participants are saying ...
Joe Anderson
I was diagnosed with PD in 2016. In an effort to not let the disease define me, I decided to fight back. My path practicing yoga with Anna began in 2017 and then we introduced neuro training in 2020. The effects were immediate and positive. I find the vestibular and visual drills the most impactful. As I continue this journey, I am glad Anna is "riding shotgun" with me.
Gary Oakley
Anna's techniques for brain health have been extraordinarily therapeutic for my Parkinsons. By using respiratory, balance and vision drills, along with simple stretching exercises, she helps me to calm my brain. She also gives me strategies to work on at home or in my daily life.
About Anna
Neuro coach & functional mobility specialist
After over a decade of teaching yoga and meditation, Anna began studying Applied Neurology in 2020 to help her combat the negative symptoms of a brutal auto immune disease called Systemic Lupus. The techniques she learned were more effective for reducing her chronic joint pain then pain medicine! She then began incorporating these new skills with her clients and over the years has honed in on specific techniques to help her clients living with PD.
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Anna is familiar with the despair and frustration that can come with having a chronic disease. She hopes to empower her clients with skills to regain some control over how they feel and perform on a daily basis by working with their brain.
