Antonio Silva works with Parkinson’s clients and their families — supporting tremor, rigidity, cognitive changes, and the emotional weight of a progressive neurological diagnosis.
Parkinson’s disease affects nearly 1 million Americans, according to the Parkinson’s Foundation, with 90,000 new diagnoses every year. It is a progressive neurological disorder caused by the loss of dopamine-producing neurons in the substantia nigra, producing motor symptoms and a wide range of non-motor effects.
Conventional treatment has progressed significantly — levodopa, dopamine agonists, MAO-B inhibitors, deep brain stimulation, and physical/occupational therapy can meaningfully improve function for most clients. These treatments are essential.
Antonio works alongside neurology care to address what medication often cannot: the non-motor symptoms (sleep, mood, cognition, autonomic dysfunction), the emotional weight of a progressive diagnosis, and the support of the specific nervous-system patterns driving the disease.
“Parkinson’s asks the body to relearn itself every day. My work is to offer the nervous system a steadier ground to stand on.”
Parkinson’s produces both motor and non-motor symptoms. Distance healing can help with each in different ways.
Antonio tunes into the specific pattern of Parkinson’s expression in your body. He directs healing to support the dopaminergic system, calm tremor and rigidity patterns, and address the non-motor symptoms — sleep, mood, autonomic function — that often hit hardest.
Continue your neurology protocol without any changes. Levodopa, dopamine agonists, and other medications remain essential. Antonio’s work is complementary and partners well with DBS, physical therapy, and the full range of Parkinson’s treatments.
Common questions from Parkinson’s clients and families before their first distance session.
Antonio makes no such claim. Parkinson’s is progressive, and medication is what slows and manages it. Distance healing is a complement that can help with symptoms, quality of life, and emotional resilience — not a replacement for neurology care.
Yes. Distance healing does not interact physically with DBS hardware or any Parkinson’s medication. Many clients with DBS work with Antonio safely and effectively.
Absolutely. For many Parkinson’s clients, having a spouse or adult child on the call — especially as the condition progresses — is welcome and often helpful.
Whether you’re newly diagnosed or years into your Parkinson’s journey, schedule a distance healing session with Antonio and add another layer of support to your life.