Parkinson's and Parkinsonism
Movement Library
Dyskinesia
Additional movement programs for other Parkinson’s-related challenges are currently being developed and will be added to the library.
PSP & MSA Movement Support
Additional movement programs for other Parkinson’s-related challenges are currently being developed and will be added to the library.
Bradykinesia & Rigidity
Additional movement programs for other Parkinson’s-related challenges are currently being developed and will be added to the library.
Lewy Body Dementia Movement Support
Additional movement programs for other Parkinson’s-related challenges are currently being developed and will be added to the library.
Educational Disclaimer
The information and exercises presented on this website are provided for educational purposes only.
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This content is not intended to replace medical advice, diagnosis, or individualized physical therapy treatment. Participation in these programs does not establish a physical therapist-patient relationship.
Always consult your healthcare provider before beginning any exercise program. Stop any exercise that causes pain, dizziness, or discomfort.
About Me
Robin Barclay, PT, CEEAA
Physical Therapist Specializing in Parkinson’s & Parkinsonism
Robin Barclay, PT, CEEAA, is a licensed physical therapist with 26 years of clinical experience. She specializes in working with individuals living with Parkinson’s disease and related Parkinsonism conditions. The majority of her clinical practice is dedicated to neurologic movement disorders, with a focus on postural control, balance, functional mobility, and long-term independence.
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Robin is certified in PWR! Moves and LSVT BIG and is a Certified Exercise Expert for Aging Adults (CEEAA). She has additional training in PD Warrior and integrates evidence-informed neurologic rehabilitation strategies into both individual therapy and structured movement programs.
Through her clinical work and educational platform, Robin provides clear, structured guidance to help individuals with Parkinson’s and Parkinsonism practice safe, purposeful movement at home.
