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The Kensington Reston is pleased to partner with the Parkinson’s Foundation of National Capital Area to bring the Reston community, Exercise for Parkinson’s.

This program brings together people impacted by Parkinson’s disease to participate in various physical exercises aimed at improving posture, balance and circulation and increasing strength, muscle control and mobility. Various activities designed to engage participants mentally are also incorporated.

Exercise for Parkinson’s will be hosted weekly at The Kensington Reston in the outdoor private courtyard (weather permitting) or indoors in the community great room. Due to current COVID protocols, all participants will be asked to sign in upon arrival and masks will be required indoors.

This program is provided by The Parkinson’s Foundation of National Capital Area. Please follow the link to RSVP and receive access to over 40 Parkinson’s related classes including Exercise for Parkinson’s.

Instructor: Tim Sun

Tim Sun is an Exercise Physiologist and Personal Trainer. After graduating and earning his bachelor’s degree in Exercise Science, he has been guiding clients towards their fitness and wellness goals. He preaches that the changes that you want to see all begin with changes to your lifestyle. It is important to include three different types of stimulating activities in your life: cognitive, socialization and movement. Staying positive, being consistent, and being strategic with the activities in your life are important for seeing results!

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The Kensington Reston is pleased to partner with the Parkinson’s Foundation of National Capital Area to bring the Reston community, Exercise for Parkinson’s.

This program brings together people impacted by Parkinson’s disease to participate in various physical exercises aimed at improving posture, balance and circulation and increasing strength, muscle control and mobility. Various activities designed to engage participants mentally are also incorporated.

Exercise for Parkinson’s will be hosted weekly at The Kensington Reston in the outdoor private courtyard (weather permitting) or indoors in the community great room. Due to current COVID protocols, all participants will be asked to sign in upon arrival and masks will be required indoors.

This program is provided by The Parkinson’s Foundation of National Capital Area. Please follow the link to RSVP and receive access to over 40 Parkinson’s related classes including Exercise for Parkinson’s.

Instructor: Tim Sun

Tim Sun is an Exercise Physiologist and Personal Trainer. After graduating and earning his bachelor’s degree in Exercise Science, he has been guiding clients towards their fitness and wellness goals. He preaches that the changes that you want to see all begin with changes to your lifestyle. It is important to include three different types of stimulating activities in your life: cognitive, socialization and movement. Staying positive, being consistent, and being strategic with the activities in your life are important for seeing results!

Register Here

The Kensington Reston is pleased to partner with the Parkinson’s Foundation of National Capital Area to bring the Reston community, Exercise for Parkinson’s.

This program brings together people impacted by Parkinson’s disease to participate in various physical exercises aimed at improving posture, balance and circulation and increasing strength, muscle control and mobility. Various activities designed to engage participants mentally are also incorporated.

Exercise for Parkinson’s will be hosted weekly at The Kensington Reston in the outdoor private courtyard (weather permitting) or indoors in the community great room. Due to current COVID protocols, all participants will be asked to sign in upon arrival and masks will be required indoors.

This program is provided by The Parkinson’s Foundation of National Capital Area. Please follow the link to RSVP and receive access to over 40 Parkinson’s related classes including Exercise for Parkinson’s.

Instructor: Tim Sun

Tim Sun is an Exercise Physiologist and Personal Trainer. After graduating and earning his bachelor’s degree in Exercise Science, he has been guiding clients towards their fitness and wellness goals. He preaches that the changes that you want to see all begin with changes to your lifestyle. It is important to include three different types of stimulating activities in your life: cognitive, socialization and movement. Staying positive, being consistent, and being strategic with the activities in your life are important for seeing results!

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Take care of yourself so you can take care of others.

Have you ever been caught off guard and overwhelmed by the challenge of caregiving to a parent, spouse, sibling, partner or friend in the midst of your busy life?

Join The Kensington Reston and Aging & Dementia Expert Dr. Anya Parpura, MD, PhD for this interactive discussion, Understanding New Language in Light of Cognitive Decline.

This interactive group discussion is designed to help you understand and deal with both sides of caregiving, providing it and receiving it. At the beginning of each meeting, Dr. Anya will provide a brief educational presentation to start us off on thinking and sharing experiences. However, discussion and sharing is not limited to the  introductory topic. We want you to feel comfortable and safe sharing whatever is on your mind.

Caregiving crosses all illnesses, conditions and health concerns. Providing care for loved ones often leads to feeling intimidated, confused, frustrated and exhausted.  Caring for people with dementia has been shown to have the highest caregiver burden.  At the same time, the ones we care for also have their own sets of challenges and emotional journeys that make this journey ever changing. Sharing this burden can relieve this stress and hearing from others that are going through similar journeys can provide you with solutions as well.

Dr. Aleksandra (Anya) Parpura, MD, PhD, an expert in aging and dementia, will lead our Caregiver Connect program. Dr. Anya is the president of Aging Perspectives, Inc., the Scientific Review Officer for variety of biomedical programs, an adjunct professor at The Catholic University of America, and a faculty member at the Washington School of Psychiatry. Dr. Parpura brings to us vast knowledge, helpful tips and a kind heart.

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The Kensington Reston is pleased to partner with the Parkinson’s Foundation of National Capital Area to bring the Reston community, Exercise for Parkinson’s.

This program brings together people impacted by Parkinson’s disease to participate in various physical exercises aimed at improving posture, balance and circulation and increasing strength, muscle control and mobility. Various activities designed to engage participants mentally are also incorporated.

Exercise for Parkinson’s will be hosted weekly at The Kensington Reston in the outdoor private courtyard (weather permitting) or indoors in the community great room. Due to current COVID protocols, all participants will be asked to sign in upon arrival and masks will be required indoors.

This program is provided by The Parkinson’s Foundation of National Capital Area. Please follow the link to RSVP and receive access to over 40 Parkinson’s related classes including Exercise for Parkinson’s.

Instructor: Tim Sun

Tim Sun is an Exercise Physiologist and Personal Trainer. After graduating and earning his bachelor’s degree in Exercise Science, he has been guiding clients towards their fitness and wellness goals. He preaches that the changes that you want to see all begin with changes to your lifestyle. It is important to include three different types of stimulating activities in your life: cognitive, socialization and movement. Staying positive, being consistent, and being strategic with the activities in your life are important for seeing results!

Register Here

The Kensington Reston is pleased to partner with the Parkinson’s Foundation of National Capital Area to bring the Reston community, Exercise for Parkinson’s.

This program brings together people impacted by Parkinson’s disease to participate in various physical exercises aimed at improving posture, balance and circulation and increasing strength, muscle control and mobility. Various activities designed to engage participants mentally are also incorporated.

Exercise for Parkinson’s will be hosted weekly at The Kensington Reston in the outdoor private courtyard (weather permitting) or indoors in the community great room. Due to current COVID protocols, all participants will be asked to sign in upon arrival and masks will be required indoors.

This program is provided by The Parkinson’s Foundation of National Capital Area. Please follow the link to RSVP and receive access to over 40 Parkinson’s related classes including Exercise for Parkinson’s.

Instructor: Tim Sun

Tim Sun is an Exercise Physiologist and Personal Trainer. After graduating and earning his bachelor’s degree in Exercise Science, he has been guiding clients towards their fitness and wellness goals. He preaches that the changes that you want to see all begin with changes to your lifestyle. It is important to include three different types of stimulating activities in your life: cognitive, socialization and movement. Staying positive, being consistent, and being strategic with the activities in your life are important for seeing results!

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Join us at The Kensington Reston for an informative and supportive gathering for caregivers to understand, How to Support Seniors & Their Mental Health: Treatment for Common Behavioral & Psychological Issues.

Hear from our own Kensington Reston Experts and Partners as they share their knowledge on how to best support seniors and their mental health, especially through common geriatric diseases such as Alzheimer’s, Parkinsons, Lewy Body Dementia, and more.

For questions regarding this event, please email Alexandra Ramsey, Director of Community Relations, aramsey@kensingtonsl.com.

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The Kensington Reston is pleased to partner with the Parkinson’s Foundation of National Capital Area to bring the Reston community, Exercise for Parkinson’s.

This program brings together people impacted by Parkinson’s disease to participate in various physical exercises aimed at improving posture, balance and circulation and increasing strength, muscle control and mobility. Various activities designed to engage participants mentally are also incorporated.

Exercise for Parkinson’s will be hosted weekly at The Kensington Reston in the outdoor private courtyard (weather permitting) or indoors in the community great room. Due to current COVID protocols, all participants will be asked to sign in upon arrival and masks will be required indoors.

This program is provided by The Parkinson’s Foundation of National Capital Area. Please follow the link to RSVP and receive access to over 40 Parkinson’s related classes including Exercise for Parkinson’s.

Instructor: Tim Sun

Tim Sun is an Exercise Physiologist and Personal Trainer. After graduating and earning his bachelor’s degree in Exercise Science, he has been guiding clients towards their fitness and wellness goals. He preaches that the changes that you want to see all begin with changes to your lifestyle. It is important to include three different types of stimulating activities in your life: cognitive, socialization and movement. Staying positive, being consistent, and being strategic with the activities in your life are important for seeing results!

Register Here

The Kensington Reston is pleased to partner with the Parkinson’s Foundation of National Capital Area to bring the Reston community, Exercise for Parkinson’s.

This program brings together people impacted by Parkinson’s disease to participate in various physical exercises aimed at improving posture, balance and circulation and increasing strength, muscle control and mobility. Various activities designed to engage participants mentally are also incorporated.

Exercise for Parkinson’s will be hosted weekly at The Kensington Reston in the outdoor private courtyard (weather permitting) or indoors in the community great room. Due to current COVID protocols, all participants will be asked to sign in upon arrival and masks will be required indoors.

This program is provided by The Parkinson’s Foundation of National Capital Area. Please follow the link to RSVP and receive access to over 40 Parkinson’s related classes including Exercise for Parkinson’s.

Instructor: Tim Sun

Tim Sun is an Exercise Physiologist and Personal Trainer. After graduating and earning his bachelor’s degree in Exercise Science, he has been guiding clients towards their fitness and wellness goals. He preaches that the changes that you want to see all begin with changes to your lifestyle. It is important to include three different types of stimulating activities in your life: cognitive, socialization and movement. Staying positive, being consistent, and being strategic with the activities in your life are important for seeing results!

Register Here

The Kensington Reston is pleased to partner with the Parkinson’s Foundation of National Capital Area to bring the Reston community, Exercise for Parkinson’s.

This program brings together people impacted by Parkinson’s disease to participate in various physical exercises aimed at improving posture, balance and circulation and increasing strength, muscle control and mobility. Various activities designed to engage participants mentally are also incorporated.

Exercise for Parkinson’s will be hosted weekly at The Kensington Reston in the outdoor private courtyard (weather permitting) or indoors in the community great room. Due to current COVID protocols, all participants will be asked to sign in upon arrival and masks will be required indoors.

This program is provided by The Parkinson’s Foundation of National Capital Area. Please follow the link to RSVP and receive access to over 40 Parkinson’s related classes including Exercise for Parkinson’s.

Instructor: Tim Sun

Tim Sun is an Exercise Physiologist and Personal Trainer. After graduating and earning his bachelor’s degree in Exercise Science, he has been guiding clients towards their fitness and wellness goals. He preaches that the changes that you want to see all begin with changes to your lifestyle. It is important to include three different types of stimulating activities in your life: cognitive, socialization and movement. Staying positive, being consistent, and being strategic with the activities in your life are important for seeing results!

Register Here

The Kensington Reston is pleased to partner with the Parkinson’s Foundation of National Capital Area to bring the Reston community, Exercise for Parkinson’s.

This program brings together people impacted by Parkinson’s disease to participate in various physical exercises aimed at improving posture, balance and circulation and increasing strength, muscle control and mobility. Various activities designed to engage participants mentally are also incorporated.

Exercise for Parkinson’s will be hosted weekly at The Kensington Reston in the outdoor private courtyard (weather permitting) or indoors in the community great room. Due to current COVID protocols, all participants will be asked to sign in upon arrival and masks will be required indoors.

This program is provided by The Parkinson’s Foundation of National Capital Area. Please follow the link to RSVP and receive access to over 40 Parkinson’s related classes including Exercise for Parkinson’s.

Instructor: Tim Sun

Tim Sun is an Exercise Physiologist and Personal Trainer. After graduating and earning his bachelor’s degree in Exercise Science, he has been guiding clients towards their fitness and wellness goals. He preaches that the changes that you want to see all begin with changes to your lifestyle. It is important to include three different types of stimulating activities in your life: cognitive, socialization and movement. Staying positive, being consistent, and being strategic with the activities in your life are important for seeing results!

Register Here

The Kensington Reston is pleased to partner with the Parkinson’s Foundation of National Capital Area to bring the Reston community, Exercise for Parkinson’s.

This program brings together people impacted by Parkinson’s disease to participate in various physical exercises aimed at improving posture, balance and circulation and increasing strength, muscle control and mobility. Various activities designed to engage participants mentally are also incorporated.

Exercise for Parkinson’s will be hosted weekly at The Kensington Reston in the outdoor private courtyard (weather permitting) or indoors in the community great room. Due to current COVID protocols, all participants will be asked to sign in upon arrival and masks will be required indoors.

This program is provided by The Parkinson’s Foundation of National Capital Area. Please follow the link to RSVP and receive access to over 40 Parkinson’s related classes including Exercise for Parkinson’s.

Instructor: Tim Sun

Tim Sun is an Exercise Physiologist and Personal Trainer. After graduating and earning his bachelor’s degree in Exercise Science, he has been guiding clients towards their fitness and wellness goals. He preaches that the changes that you want to see all begin with changes to your lifestyle. It is important to include three different types of stimulating activities in your life: cognitive, socialization and movement. Staying positive, being consistent, and being strategic with the activities in your life are important for seeing results!

Register Here

The Kensington Reston is pleased to partner with the Parkinson’s Foundation of National Capital Area to bring the Reston community, Exercise for Parkinson’s.

This program brings together people impacted by Parkinson’s disease to participate in various physical exercises aimed at improving posture, balance and circulation and increasing strength, muscle control and mobility. Various activities designed to engage participants mentally are also incorporated.

Exercise for Parkinson’s will be hosted weekly at The Kensington Reston in the outdoor private courtyard (weather permitting) or indoors in the community great room. Due to current COVID protocols, all participants will be asked to sign in upon arrival and masks will be required indoors.

This program is provided by The Parkinson’s Foundation of National Capital Area. Please follow the link to RSVP and receive access to over 40 Parkinson’s related classes including Exercise for Parkinson’s.

Instructor: Tim Sun

Tim Sun is an Exercise Physiologist and Personal Trainer. After graduating and earning his bachelor’s degree in Exercise Science, he has been guiding clients towards their fitness and wellness goals. He preaches that the changes that you want to see all begin with changes to your lifestyle. It is important to include three different types of stimulating activities in your life: cognitive, socialization and movement. Staying positive, being consistent, and being strategic with the activities in your life are important for seeing results!

Register Here

The Kensington Reston is pleased to partner with the Parkinson’s Foundation of National Capital Area to bring the Reston community, Exercise for Parkinson’s.

This program brings together people impacted by Parkinson’s disease to participate in various physical exercises aimed at improving posture, balance and circulation and increasing strength, muscle control and mobility. Various activities designed to engage participants mentally are also incorporated.

Exercise for Parkinson’s will be hosted weekly at The Kensington Reston in the outdoor private courtyard (weather permitting) or indoors in the community great room. Due to current COVID protocols, all participants will be asked to sign in upon arrival and masks will be required indoors.

This program is provided by The Parkinson’s Foundation of National Capital Area. Please follow the link to RSVP and receive access to over 40 Parkinson’s related classes including Exercise for Parkinson’s.

Instructor: Tim Sun

Tim Sun is an Exercise Physiologist and Personal Trainer. After graduating and earning his bachelor’s degree in Exercise Science, he has been guiding clients towards their fitness and wellness goals. He preaches that the changes that you want to see all begin with changes to your lifestyle. It is important to include three different types of stimulating activities in your life: cognitive, socialization and movement. Staying positive, being consistent, and being strategic with the activities in your life are important for seeing results!