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Fact sheet: Mobility

For people with Parkinson’s, both motor, e.g. rigidity, and non-motor, e.g. fatigue, symptoms can impact their ability or capacity to move, also known as ‘mobility’. But there are many strategies that can help you to stay active and mobile.

This mobility fact sheet highlights the different motor and non-motor symptoms that can impact movement, how to live with and manage symptoms, and the healthcare professionals who can help you manage aspects of your mobility.

You’ll learn about:

The fact sheet also includes the difference between physiotherapists, occupational therapists, and exercise physiologists, and explains how each of them can help you along your Parkinson’s journey, depending on your needs.

Download the free ‘Mobility’ Fact Sheet under ‘Related resources for you’ on this page.

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