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Prevent Falls

Walk With Ease

Helps reduce pain and enhance balance, strength, and overall health while motivating participants to walk safely and comfortably. Whether through a self-guided course or in a community setting, participants can choose the format that best fits their needs.

About the Class

Step into a healthier, more active lifestyle with the Walk With Ease program! Specifically designed for adults with arthritis, this program offers a pathway to reduced pain, improved balance, and enhanced overall well-being. Choose between a self-guided course or a supportive community setting—whichever suits you best.

Duration & Format

  • Over the course of 6 weeks, you’ll engage in 3 one-hour sessions each week—totaling 18 sessions of transformative walking and learning.

 

Choose the format that best fits your lifestyle:

  • Group Sessions: Join an in-person group for all 18 sessions, where you’ll receive guidance and motivation from a dedicated instructor.

  • Self-Directed: Prefer to go at your own pace? Utilize the Walk With Ease Guidebook to complete the program independently.

  • Self-Directed Enhanced: Start and finish the program with a supportive group, encouraging each other throughout the six-week journey.

Topics 

  • Physical Activity

  • Chronic Disease Management

  • Pain Management Techniques

  • Understanding Arthritis

Benefits

  • Decreased Pain: Walk more comfortably as you learn effective strategies for pain management.

  • Increased Strength: Build physical strength that enhances your everyday activities.

  • Improved Balance: Gain confidence in your movements, reducing the risk of falls.

  • Boosted Self-Efficacy: Feel empowered to take control of your health journey.

 

Who Should Join

  • Adults with Arthritis: If you're looking to become more active, this program is tailored just for you.

  • Individuals with Chronic Conditions: Those with diabetes, heart disease, or other chronic conditions will also benefit from increased physical activity.

  • The ability to be on your feet for at least 10 minutes without increased pain.

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