Posts Tagged LSVT LOUD

Jacksonville, FL – LSVT LOUD Training and Certification

On August 27, 2019   /    

LSVT LOUD is coming to Jacksonville, Florida! Read on to find out all the details.

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Vannes, France – LSVT LOUD Training and Certification

On August 21, 2019   /    

LSVT LOUD is coming to Vannes, France! Read on to find out all the details.

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Bremen, Germany – LSVT LOUD Training and Certification

On August 9, 2019   /    

LSVT LOUD is coming to Bremen, Germany! Read on to find out all the details.

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Tokyo, Japan – LSVT LOUD Training and Certification

On August 9, 2019   /    

LSVT LOUD is coming to Tokyo, Japan! Read on to find out all the details.

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LSVT LOUD Virtual Live Training and Certification (Italian)

On July 17, 2019   /    

Join us for our Virtual Live LSVT LOUD Training and Certification Course this September!

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2019 ASHA Convention

On July 12, 2019   /    

Join us at the ASHA Convention! Talk to LSVT Experts, take advantage of 25% discounts, hear our latest research and clinical updates!

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5 Reasons to Attend This Summer’s LSVT LOUD Training and Certification Courses

On July 1, 2019   /   Main Blog  

Demystify the scientific research and bring evidence-based practice to life! Learn real-world LSVT LOUD clinical tools that you can use immediately in your practice.

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“I’m getting better all the time!”

On June 24, 2019   /   LSVT LOUD, Patients and Family  

When I was first diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease three years ago, my family had noticed a tremor in my right hand and changes in the way that I walked.  I did not, however, notice any changes in my voice. What I did notice more and more, is how often my husband asked me to repeat myself!  I was convinced he was going deaf. 

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LSVT Global Heads to World Parkinson Congress

On May 30, 2019   /   Main Blog  
LSVT Global will be attending the 5th World Parkinson Congress (WPC), in Kyoto, Japan. The WPC is a unique event. As described by WPC, "each Congress brings together physicians, neuroscientists, a broad range of other health professionals, care partners, and people with PD (PwPs) for a unique and inspiring experience. Cross pollinating members of the community is important in the effort to expedite the discovery of a cure and cultivate best treatment practices for this devastating disease." LSVT Global is proud to have participated in every WPC held to date - and we look forward to next week in Kyoto.   LSVT Global Booth Stop by Booth 501 to learn more about LSVT LOUD and LSVT BIG speech, physical, and occupational therapies for Parkinson’s. Talk to LSVT experts, pick up some information, and even grab a little swag. We have handouts in English and Japanese. Posters Wednesday, June 5th, 2019 11:30 AM – 1:30 PM Global Implementation of Efficacious Voice Treatment for Parkinson's Disease: LSVT LOUD® Germany, France, and Japan. Poster Board 22.44 Speech Intelligibility of Individuals with Parkinson's Disease in Noise Following Voice or Articulation Treatment. Poster Board 22.51 Thursday, June 6th, 2019 11:30 AM – 1:30 PM GlobalContinue Reading →
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Parkinson’s Patients Get BIG and LOUD in Therapy

On May 30, 2019   /   LSVT In The Community  
 Find LSVT ClinicianView Courses & Products DES MOINES, Iowa -- Gene Motter was 48 years old when he was diagnosed with Parkinson's disease. “I was [an] early onset patient and I'm now 60. So for 12 years I’ve had it,” Motter said. In those 12 years, he has struggled with some everyday tasks. “Parkinson’s, you have a hard time putting on your shoes and socks at times,” Motter said. That's when Motter decided he had enough. “I was kind of at my wits end,” Motter said. “I mean, medication only takes you so far with this. You just keep taking medicine, taking medicine but it doesn't always make it better. [But] these girls really made it better.” The girls Motter is referring to are a part of UnityPoint Health’s LSVT BIG and LOUD program. “Big, literally meaning big movement,” Esada Mujcic, UnityPoint Health Occupational Therapist said. “For the loud portion what we are working on is getting their voice not only louder, but to have better clarity,” Katelyn Goettsch, UnityPoint Health Speech Pathologist said. The physical therapy is filled with a wide range of repetitive activities to help not only improve function but also slow motor deterioration. “You think, ‘whatContinue Reading →
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