Gaitway Neuro Physio

03/20/2026

Ready for a quick and fun test? 😄

It’s time for our Stand Up Challenge 💪

Challenge your friends, try it at home, and see who can do it smoothly!

✨ Try it and tag us so we can see your attempt!

03/13/2026

Healing doesn’t always start with exercise. Sometimes, it starts with a song. 🎶💛

Our Singing Group Sessions are more than just music. They are a safe and supportive space to strengthen breathing, speech, confidence, and connection, especially for those navigating neurological conditions.

If you or a loved one could benefit from this meaningful group experience, we would love to welcome you.

Comment below to learn more or reserve a spot. 🎤👇

03/03/2026

Am happy to have been part of this groundbreaking research for Canada and have been delighted to see positive results over time. PBM or Light Therapy is an easy addition to medication and exercise and targeted physiotherapy.

“Photobiomodulation” isn’t a word most of us use every day, but the science behind this emerging technology has been lighting up the Parkinson’s research field recently. Also known as red light therapy, this non-invasive approach uses specific wavelengths of red or near-infrared light that a...

03/03/2026

Fill your calendar with learning that truly makes an impact this year 📅

Caring for people with Parkinson’s is more than guiding exercises. It is about giving hope, building strength, and supporting every small win along the way. With the right skills and clinical approach, we can do even more for our patients.

We are proud to host PD Warrior – Neuroplasticity in Parkinson’s (Level 2) at Gaitway Neurophysio

📍 150 Chatham St, Unit 7, Hamilton, ON
📅 March 29, 2026 (Sunday)
⏰ 9:00 AM – 4:30 PM

This hands-on, one-day workshop is created for Physiotherapists, Occupational erapists, and Exercise Physiologists working with early-stage Parkinson’s.

Join us and tag a friend who should attend with you 👇

02/27/2026

Parkinson’s care deserves more than routine exercises. It deserves knowledge, intention, and the right clinical approach. 💙

We’re inviting you to deepen your skills at PD Warrior – Neuroplasticity in Parkinson’s (Level 2) at Gaitway Neurophysio.

📍 150 Chatham St, Unit 7, Hamilton, ON
📅 March 29, 2026 (Sunday)
⏰ 9:00 AM – 4:30 PM

This interactive one-day practical workshop is designed for Physiotherapists, Occupational Therapists, and Exercise Physiologists working with early-stage Parkinson’s.

Level 2 builds on your assessment and clinical reasoning skills, helping you confidently apply a neuroplastic, neuro-active approach in real clinical settings. You’ll work alongside peers and patient volunteers to strengthen your exercise prescription, motivational coaching, and hands-on implementation so you can create meaningful impact in your patients’ lives.

📖 Ready to make a difference in Parkinson’s care? Join us or tag a colleague who should be part of this workshop.

02/20/2026

Can you pass the Old Man Test? 👟

It’s simple… but not easy.
Put your shoes on and lace them without touching the floor with your leg the whole time.

Sounds easy? This little “game” actually tests:
✔️ Balance
✔️ Hip mobility
✔️ Core control
✔️ Single-leg stability

If this feels tricky, it might be a sign your balance or mobility needs some love.

Try it and tell us: pass or fail?
Tag someone who needs to attempt the Old Man Test. 💪

02/13/2026

This is how we safely challenge balance for Parkinson’s. 💙

Every exercise here has a purpose. We use controlled challenges like gentle perturbations, stepping over foam, and reaching tasks to train balance in a meaningful way.

All movements are always supported and fully supervised because safety and ability come first.

Practicing how to lose and regain balance in a controlled environment helps reduce the risk of falls in real life and builds confidence where it matters most.

Progress like this takes trust, consistency, and effort and showing up makes all the difference.

02/06/2026

Welcome to our Pilates studio at Gaitway, a space designed for movement, rehab, and recovery. Led by Saelmy Schmidt, Movement Therapist and Certified Pilates Instructor, we work with people of all abilities and conditions. 🧘🏻‍♀️

We use Pilates not only to build strength and control, but to support rehabilitation, neurological conditions, and better everyday movement.

We believe movement is medicine and Pilates is one of the tools that helps people move with confidence and purpose.

Visit us and experience it for yourself. ✨

01/30/2026

Living with Parkinson’s isn’t easy.
Every movement can take more effort including maintaining posture.

In this Pilates session, we focus on calm, guided movements 🧘‍♀️
The goal is to help the body feel more steady and supported.

✨ Builds core strength
✨ Improves posture and balance
✨ Helps reduce stiffness
✨ Encourages better control of movement

Small, focused movements can support daily tasks and boost confidence.

Tag someone who may benefit from this 💬

01/23/2026

Meet Saelmy Schmidt!

Saelmy is a Pilates Certified Instructor who truly believes in the power of movement 🤍 From rehab to dance, her journey started at a young age and grew into more than 18 years of experience in health and wellness.

With a background in rehabilitation, STOTT Pilates certification (mat & reformer), and PWR!Moves therapy, Saelmy focuses on helping people move better, feel stronger, and improve their quality of life 💪🧘‍♀️

Her care, skill, and passion make every session supportive and purposeful.
As Saelmy says, “I might not be the prettiest, but look what I’ve pulled.”

💬 Say hi to Saelmy on your next visit.

01/16/2026

What do board games, research and free massage all have in common?? ... our newsletter! We have wonderful opportunities available upcoming in the center. We are providing free massages Jan. 26, Free board games and puzzles to whil away the time and also read about events from Charles! Lets stay connected with brain activites and community supports! - https://mailchi.mp/de6a08e5735b/free-massage-jan-26-osteopathy-research-and-note-from-charles

01/16/2026

🧠 Ever wondered what actually happens in the brain when someone with Parkinson’s exercises?

When Parkinson’s occurs, the brain doesn’t make enough dopamine. This can cause stiffness, slow movement, and balance issues.

💪 But here’s the amazing part: exercise wakes up the brain!

Every step, every rep, every movement counts. Walking, boxing, dancing, or training with a physio is not just about moving the body; it’s about keeping the brain stronger, healthier, and more connected.

Movement is medicine for the Parkinson’s brain.

📹 Watch our video to learn more.
👉 Tag someone who needs to see this.