Rock Steady Boxing
Non-contact boxing-inspired exercise programs designed for people living with Parkinson's.
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SUPPORT · EDUCATION · COMMUNITY
Every Step Matters. Every Journey Deserves Support.Tiffy's Trotters Foundation is dedicated to supporting individuals newly diagnosed with Parkinson's disease, especially young-onset Parkinson's, and their families by providing encouragement, education, resources, and a strong community of support.
Connect with others who understand your journey.
Find reliable information to help navigate life with Parkinson's.
Be part of a caring and encouraging network.
No one should have to walk this journey alone.
Receiving a Parkinson's diagnosis can be overwhelming. You are not alone. We're here to provide guidance, encouragement, and connections to helpful resources.
Learn More ↗Explore organizations and programs offering education, support, exercise, and opportunities for people living with Parkinson's in Central Indiana and beyond.
Non-contact boxing-inspired exercise programs designed for people living with Parkinson's.
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Visit Website ↗Show your support for the Parkinson's community with Tiffy's Trotters apparel. Explore our official merchandise store and help spread awareness, one step at a time.
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Have you or someone you love recently been diagnosed with Parkinson's disease? Connect with an ambassador who can share experiences, provide encouragement, and help you discover supportive resources.
To request a conversation: Email the foundation with the subject “Ambassador Conversation Request.”
Foundation email address coming soon. Please do not send sensitive medical details. Ambassadors provide peer support, not medical advice.
Every journey is different, but no one should have to walk it alone.