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Community Wellness Classes

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The therapeutic exercises available in the community like Tai Chi, Yoga, Aquatics, and Pilates can improve balance, reduce stress and calm the mind while improving muscle tone and range of motion. Among the array of benefits are increased self-confidence, improved physical health, opportunity to make new friends, and a better all-around outlook on life!

Art therapy and horticulture therapy activities are additional programs available in the community providing therapeutic benefits. Creating art can be a non-threatening way to connect with one’s inner self, relieve tension and be a powerful aid in managing the challenges of MS. Participants need no previous art experience or artistic talent. Horticulture therapy offers relief from physical and cognitive limitations, reduces stress, gently exercises aging or arthritic joints, and stimulates memory. Caring for plants inspires hope.

 

Health and Wellness Program
Improve your health through education and exercise

The Health and Wellness Program is designed to increase endurance, improve strength, and decrease secondary conditions for people with disabilities.

Program includes:
Cardiovascular
Stength Training
Stretching
Individualized Attention
Nutrition Programs

Accessible exercise equipment includes:
Treadmill
Stationary Bicycle
Weight-Lifting machines
 

For more information contact Information and Referral:
Phone: 314/289-4200
TTY: 314/289-4252
Fax: 314/289-4201

*Classes will be held at:
Paraquad
5240 Oakland Avenue
St. Louis, MO 63110

 


MS Exercise Class - Get Moving!
**New Dates**

Tuesday Class
Location:
St. John's Rehabilitation Hospital
14561 North Outer 40
Chesterfield, MO 63017
Dates: Coming Soon!
Time: 11:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
Instructor: Nancy Dollenmeyer
Cost: $125 for the 8 week class
Contact: Elissa or Nancy at 314-881-4200

 

Please contact the MS Society at 314-781-9020 or 1-800-344-4867 for financial assistance or a referral to community classes.