Strong & Steady: Staying Active as We Age
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Staying active is one of the most important things we can do to maintain our independence, health, and quality of life as we age. From improving balance and mobility to reducing the risk of falls, simple movement can have a powerful impact on our overall well being.
Join us for an informative and interactive session with Amy Downing, owner of Element Physical Therapy and an Emory Certified Vestibular Specialist. Amy will discuss the importance of movement as we age and share practical strategies to help seniors stay strong, active, and confident in their daily lives.
A special focus of this class will be on balance and fall prevention, including why balance naturally changes as we age and what can be done to reduce the risk of falls, especially for those who live alone. Attendees will learn simple techniques and exercises that can help improve stability, confidence, and independence.
What to Expect:
• Why movement is essential for healthy aging
• Understanding balance and how it changes over time
• Practical tips to reduce the risk of falls
• Simple exercises and habits to improve strength and stability
• How to maintain independence and confidence at home
• The connection between physical activity, mobility, and overall health
• Time to ask questions and learn from a local physical therapy expert
Staying active is not about doing more. It is about continuing to do the things you love safely and confidently. Join us to learn how small steps today can help you stay strong, steady, and independent for years to come. 💙✨
For those of you attending from home on Zoom, click HERE: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/3882765373?pwd=f1njQY4NpmanfHxlezjK2RZB9zu4PJ.1&omn=86701261708
Passcode: Hellman25
Join us for an informative and interactive session with Amy Downing, owner of Element Physical Therapy and an Emory Certified Vestibular Specialist. Amy will discuss the importance of movement as we age and share practical strategies to help seniors stay strong, active, and confident in their daily lives.
A special focus of this class will be on balance and fall prevention, including why balance naturally changes as we age and what can be done to reduce the risk of falls, especially for those who live alone. Attendees will learn simple techniques and exercises that can help improve stability, confidence, and independence.
What to Expect:
• Why movement is essential for healthy aging
• Understanding balance and how it changes over time
• Practical tips to reduce the risk of falls
• Simple exercises and habits to improve strength and stability
• How to maintain independence and confidence at home
• The connection between physical activity, mobility, and overall health
• Time to ask questions and learn from a local physical therapy expert
Staying active is not about doing more. It is about continuing to do the things you love safely and confidently. Join us to learn how small steps today can help you stay strong, steady, and independent for years to come. 💙✨
For those of you attending from home on Zoom, click HERE: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/3882765373?pwd=f1njQY4NpmanfHxlezjK2RZB9zu4PJ.1&omn=86701261708
Passcode: Hellman25
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Where is it happening?
Greater Good Health (Missoula, MT), Community Physicians Group North Primary Care, 2230 N Reserve St, Missoula, MT 59808, United States
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