How we treat Parkinson's
Neurological medication management, physiotherapy, TPS brain stimulation, yoga and Ayurvedic diet and lifestyle care, planned together.
Parkinson's care is long-term, so the plan has to grow with you. Neurological review keeps medication tuned to your symptoms through the day. Physical therapy works on walking, balance and stiffness to protect independence, and yoga supports flexibility and calm. Transcranial pulse stimulation is considered as an adjunct where suitable, and Ayurvedic diet and lifestyle guidance (Ahara/Vihara) supports overall wellbeing alongside, never instead of, medical treatment.
| Step | What happens | Options |
|---|---|---|
Neurological assessment | Movement, balance, daily function, non-motor symptoms and current medication response. | None at this step |
Care plan | Medication adjustments plus therapy goals for walking, balance and daily activities. | None at this step |
Ongoing therapy | Physiotherapy, yoga and stimulation sessions, with diet and lifestyle guidance. | None at this step |
Regular review | Plans are revisited as symptoms change, with family involved where helpful. | None at this step |
What your plan can include
Not every patient receives every therapy below. Your plan is built from these options after assessment, based on what is clinically appropriate for you.
Ayurveda & integrative care
Ayurvedic and integrative therapies layered onto the plan as support, never as a substitute for necessary medical care.
Medical care & diagnostics
Specialist-led medical management and the tests that tell us what is actually driving symptoms.
Therapy & rehabilitation
Structured, goal-based therapy sessions that build skills and function week by week.
Neuromodulation & brain technology
Non-invasive brain and nerve stimulation, used only where clinically indicated and within approved uses.