A recently published article to the July/August 2019 issue of Today's Geriatric Medicine by Celeste Carlucci and Julie Kardachi, OTD, OTR/L outlines the challenges and opportunities for managing falls risk.
The Level Two workout video with five exercise sessions demonstrated by Founder & President Celeste Carlucci is an advanced program that includes targeted exercises to increase your strength, flexibility, confidence, and vitality.
Our Level One workout video with four exercise sessions demonstrated by Founder & President Celeste Carlucci is an introductory program that includes targeted exercises to increase your strength, flexibility, confidence, and vitality.
10TH ANNIVERSARY We are so grateful for 10 years of bringing Fall Stop…MOVE STRONG programs to communities across the US.
Celeste Carlucci and Occupational Therapist Dr. Julie Kardachi to present “Joyful Movement in Community-based Fall Prevention: A How-To” on October 19, 2018 at 4:30pm PST at this year’s ICAA Conference: Ignite, held in Long Beach California.
aily I find myself imploring my Fallstoppers (Fall Stop...MOVE STRONG™ class participants) to “Organize Your Body!” To help explain what I mean, I ask them to imagine each of their bodies as a tree moving through space.
aily I find myself imploring my Fallstoppers (Fall Stop...MOVE STRONG™ class participants) to “Organize Your Body!” To help explain what I mean, I ask them to imagine each of their bodies as a tree moving through space.
We’re excited to announce that Martha Stewart’s newest book “Living The Good Long Life” has just been released and FallStop is honored to be a contributor.
Some remedies only require common sense; others require classes in balance and tai chi.
Joy in Motion Molly V. Strzelecki OT Practice, the American Occupational Therapy Association’s trade magazine, did a feature piece on FallStop’s fall prevention program. Read the Joy In Motion article. An OT practitioner teams up with a fitness instructor to develop a community-based program in fall prevention and education. First, it was Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, then newly confirmed Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor, followed by quite a few other notable women—for a while, taking a tumble seemed to be the injury du jour. But like many trends—leg warmers, pet rocks, mosh pit dancing— falling down is [...]
