Reset and Rebuild: Ease Back Discomfort and Reclaim Daily Movement in the New Year!
Announcing the FREE 90-Minute Education Class on Addressing Neuropathy Discomfort That ALL Franklin and Licking County Residents Are Invited To On October 18th at 10 AM!
(Limited to just 12 people).
“The Neuropathy Discomfort Workshop – Led by Expert Todd Park”
When: October 18th, 10 AM
Where: 14176 National Road SW Etna, OH 43068
Cost: FREE (for
12 people)
This is a VERY IN DEMAND and very LIMITED in capacity workshop. There’s room for JUST
12 PEOPLE. Please register now and SAVE THE DATE. It is first come first seat allocated.
This Workshop is Designed For:
Individuals navigating Neuropathy discomfort that has lasted for several weeks.
Those interested in exploring movement-based strategies to support physical function.
People open to alternatives to traditional methods like extended rest or frequent medication use.
Individuals who notice stiffness or limitations during daily movement or activity.
Those curious to learn new strategies that may support greater mobility.
People considering options that do not involve surgical or invasive procedures.
Individuals mindful of changes in mobility and interested in maintaining an active lifestyle.
Those looking to take proactive steps toward improving physical comfort.
Anyone interested in understanding movement-based support options.
Why Attend This Workshop?
Gain insight into the contributing factors behind ongoing Neuropathy discomfort.
Explore why passive strategies may not support long-term improvement.
Learn basic movement techniques designed to support Neuropathy function and ease tension.
Hear about non-invasive options that can support activity without clinical procedures
Leave with helpful information and next steps to support your movement and quality of life.
Why Listen To Me?
I’ve spent years helping people in the Franklin and Licking County area improve how they move and feel.
Many residents from Franklin and Licking County have already attended my sessions—there’s a good chance someone you know has attended.
Recognized locally for my work, I’ve been featured in publications like Health Expert News.
My goal is to help you better understand what’s contributing to your Neuropathy discomfort—and guide you toward practical next steps.
What You'll Discover In This Session:
Insights into what may contribute to Neuropathy issues and why they often return.
Why rest and medications alone may not offer comprehensive support.
Simple movements and exercises that can be safely introduced.
What to do and what NOT to do to improve mobility and reduce discomfort.
Why Neuropathy discomfort may persist over time—and what you can learn to support long-term improvement.
What you’ll take away from this session:
Insights into what may be contributing to ongoing Neuropathy challenges—and supportive steps to manage it.
A better understanding of what can delay improvement, and ways to approach progress more confidently.
Education on movement strategies that may support mobility without relying on common approaches like extended rest or medications.
Practical, natural strategies that go beyond temporary fixes or common recommendations.
Guidance on movements that are generally helpful—and those that might place more strain on the area.
Practical, everyday tips that can support your activity levels and overall comfort.
An overview of how movement-based care may support your overall health goals.
Alternative strategies that may complement traditional approaches—designed to help you stay active.
Encouragement and clarity on how to move forward in managing your mobility and activity with greater confidence.
Frequently Asked Questions:
Where can I park?
On-site lot: We have a private parking lot directly behind the clinic. Enter via the driveway just to the right of our main entrance; look for the blue “Patient Parking” signs.
Arrival tip: Arrive 5–10 minutes early so you can park, get settled, and start the workshop with ease.
When and where is the workshop, and how long will it last?
The session takes place on October 18th at 10 AM, hosted at 14176 National Road SW Etna, OH 43068.
You’ll spend around 90 minutes learning practical strategies and helpful guidance related to Neuropathy health and mobility challenges.
Can I bring a friend?
Absolutely! You’re welcome to invite others who would benefit from learning supportive ways to manage Neuropathy discomfort and maintain an active lifestyle.
Why should I attend?
This session is designed to provide helpful information and new perspectives on staying active and confident with movement. It’s an opportunity to understand what might be contributing to your Neuropathy limitations and what approaches may support your goals moving forward.
In just 90 minutes, you’ll gain knowledge that may shift how you view and approach Neuropathy health and function—allowing you to make informed decisions that align with your personal goals.
Who is the speaker?
Leading the event is Todd Park, founder of Park Rehab. Known locally as a trusted expert in movement and mobility, Todd has supported many individuals throughout Franklin and Licking County in navigating Neuropathy challenges.
With a focus on education, personalized care, and movement-based strategies, Todd is dedicated to helping people stay active and informed—without automatically turning to invasive options.
Through Park Rehab, they continue to be a go-to resource for those seeking clarity and support for their physical health.
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“The Neuropathy Workshop – Taught By Expert Todd Park”
When: October 18th, 10 AM
Where: 14176 National Road SW Etna, OH 43068
Cost: FREE (for 12 people)
NOTE:
This is a VERY IN DEMAND and very LIMITED in capacity workshop. There’s room for JUST 12 PEOPLE. Please register now and SAVE THE DATE. It is first come first seat allocated.
Park Rehab l 740-927-6782 l [email protected]
The leading private physical therapy clinic in the Franklin and Licking County region which helps people to become more active and mobile and keep out of the doctor's office.