Cognitive motor training for people with Parkinson's.
systems • Training • education • research
We address slowness by recalibrating the brain's perceived cost of movement, helping effort feel more available where it matters.
We train timing, transitions, cue generation, and movement initiation to help reduce freezing episodes, shorten their duration, and break the stress -symptom cycle.
We integrate auditory and kinesthetic strategies with motor learning principles to strengthen working memory, cognitive flexibility, and goal-directed movement under dual-task demands.
Cognitive-motor systems that train how the brain attends, times, predicts, and organizes movement. Training not just the body but the control systems behind it.
Personalized training that develops the skills needed to think, adapt, and move independently.
Extensive learning platform centered on metacognition, the ability to understand and direct your own thinking and movement with Parkinson's.
Bridging motor learning, dual-task training, and lived patient experience to build better tools, systems, and solutions.
BACKED BY RESEARCH
A research-informed approach shaped by thousands of hours of real-world experience.
Yes, this is me juggling on a dry lake bed in the middle of the Mojave Desert.
What started as a hobby became one of the most important influences on how I think about Parkinson's. Juggling demands the exact qualities Parkinson's disrupts: symmetry, bilateral coordination, timing, and rhythm. It's helped shape how I think about movement as a system, not a collection of isolated actions.
