Tag: Parkinson’s disease

  Background I have always had a strong interest in neuroanatomy and physiology which was one of the main influences in applying for the UNC Neuro STEP UP Program. Following a rotation in outpatient neuro at the UNC Center for … Read more

Rhythmic Auditory Stimulation for Improved Gait in Parkinson’s Disease By: Sarah Stevenson, SPT Background As I began to think about electives for my third and final year of physical therapy school, I realized I had never participated in research, even … Read more

Rhythmic Auditory Stimulation for Improved Gait in Parkinson’s Disease Ali Sherron, SPT Background After having been at UNC for almost 7 years, I realized I had not taken full advantage of what this University has to offer; therefore, I decided … Read more

  Auditory Cues and Step Length during Treadmill Gait in Patients with Parkinson’s Disease By: Guneet Chawla, SPT     Background When it came time to think about Capstone projects, I knew that I wanted to do a research project. … Read more

Evidence-Based Programs for Parkinson’s Disease: A LSVT BIG Case Report and Summary of the Evidence Surrounding Treadmill Training, Tai Chi, Dance, and Boxing By: Kate Finegan, SPT Background My interest in Parkinson’s Disease stems from a personal connection to the … Read more

A Novel Approach To Parkinson’s Disease Treatment Introduction My capstone project focused on a Parkinson’s disease (PD), and in particular, a relatively new intervention program for this diagnosis. I have always had a particular interest in this patient population and … Read more