Mr. T., 59 years old, suffers from a Parkinson's disease for 3 years. Having discovered Allyane via our website, he decided to make an appointment with a practitioner trained in this method, thinking that it could help him regain the hand movement that he had difficulty recovering.
At the end of his session, he reflects on his experience with the Allyane neuromotor reprogramming therapy and the improvements achieved in the motor skills of his left hand.
Why did you come to consult an Allyane practitioner?
I came in because of a motor problem in my left hand. This is a consequence of the Parkinson's disease that I was diagnosed with a few years ago.
But beyond that issue, I realized I still had tension in my shoulders, with movements that were painful. I also had a posture problem, since I arrived hunched over.
So there was a whole stabilization process to undertake, a whole structure to rebuild. Ultimately, the work on the left hand was less important than the other tasks.
What is your conclusion at the end of this session?
There is a transformation, that's clear.
To begin with, I have a feeling of physiological stability: I feel upright, more stable, more solid. I've particularly noticed this with the tests and videos that are filmed at the beginning and end of the session. We can clearly see that the movement is no longer the same at all.
Now we need to see how it goes over time. I also know that the stability of the results depends in part on the exercises I do.
And what progress has been made with your hand?
My hand is better, but there's still work to be done, of course. Today, thanks to the Allyane session, I regained some feeling. It's a first step. But since it involves fine motor skills, it's complex by definition. So it will take time.
However, I am very happy with the results obtained and convinced that the Allyane method can help me regain movement in this hand.