Parkinsons Recovery
Parkinsons Recovery
Color Therapy and Parkinsons
Color Therapy and Parkinsons
Color Therapy and Parkinsons
Wednesday 16th February 2011
Explore how color therapy can alleviate Parkinson's symptoms. Join Robert Rogers and Arlene Arnold for expert insights and free consultations.
90 minutes
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Get the buttons here!Harnessing Color Therapy: A New Approach to Easing Parkinson's Symptoms
Color brings back a sense of excitement and healing if you happen to currently experience the symptoms of Parkinson's disease. Color therapy changes chaos, stress and trauma into calmness and balance.
Imagine transforming the chaos of Parkinson's into calmness with something as simple as color. In this episode, Robert Rogers sits down with Arlene Arnold, a seasoned expert in color therapy, to explore how this unique approach can bring relief to those battling Parkinson's. Arlene, who has been using color therapy for over a decade, shares her insights on how different colors can help balance the body's energy centers and alleviate specific symptoms.
For instance, blue is known to aid communication, green promotes harmony, and brown provides grounding and stability. This isn't just theory; Arlene offers free consultations during the show, helping listeners pinpoint stress areas and suggesting exercises to mitigate them. The episode also highlights other non-invasive therapies like Feldenkrais and neural reprogramming, offering a holistic view of Parkinson's management.
Plus, get a sneak peek into upcoming events by Parkinson's Recovery, featuring expert-led mini-sessions and workshops designed to empower those living with Parkinson's. Tune in for an enlightening discussion that could change the way you or your loved ones manage Parkinson's.