Alternative Therapies and Parkinson’s

REGISTER HERE for the November Wellness Webcast: Alternative Therapies and Parkinson’s

Join us to learn about the role of alternative therapies in Parkinson’s care with Dr. Indu Subramanian, a movement disorders neurologist and integrative medicine expert. Dr. Subramanian will share evidence-based insights on approaches such as mindfulness, acupuncture, nutrition, and other integrative strategies, helping participants better understand what may be helpful, what to approach with caution, and how to safely incorporate these therapies into a Parkinson’s care plan.

Presenter bio:
Dr. Subramanian is board certified in integrative medicine. She received her medical degree from the University of Toronto, Canada and completed her neurology residency and movement disorders fellowship training at UCLA. Dr. Subramanian has stayed on at UCLA and is now a clinical professor of neurology. She’s passionate about studying palliative care and the effects of loneliness on people living with Parkinson’s. 

She established the movement disorder clinic at the West Los Angeles Veterans Affairs Medical Center and has assumed the position of the director of the Southwest Parkinson Disease Research, Education and Clinical Care Center of Excellence. She is doing a contemplative fellowship for healthcare providers through the New York Zen Center, is an AAN Palatucci Fellow, and is designing a teacher training program for yoga instructors who are interested in working with Parkinson’s patients. 

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