Training, as an important means of Parkinson's disease, can help patients improve their symptoms and improve their quality of life. Here are a few training methods for Parkinson's patients, including balance training, language training, relaxation training, and gait training. 
Balance training
Balance training is an important tool for Parkinson's patients. As the disease progresses, Parkinson's patients often have problems with unsteady standing and easy falls. Through balance training, patients can improve their body's sense of balance and stability and reduce the risk of falls. Common balance training methods include:
1.Standing on one leg:The patient stands and shifts the weight to one leg with the other in the air for a period of time. This exercise gradually improves the patient's balance. （Practice in the company of family members).2.Turn around in a standing position:The person stands and slowly turns to the left or right, trying to keep their balance in place. In the process of turning, you can gradually increase the difficulty, such as closing your eyes, increasing the speed of turning, etc. （Practice in the company of family members).
Language training
Parkinson's disease causes symptoms such as difficulty in pronunciation and slowed speech rate. Language training can help patients improve their pronunciation and improve their fluency. Training methods include:1.Pronunciation Practice:Start with simple syllables and work your way up to the difficulty, practicing words and sentences with multiple syllables. 2.Tongue Training:Perform tongue flexibility training, such as imitating tongue exercises, eating lollipops, etc., to improve pronunciation accuracy. 
Relaxation training
Relaxation training can help relieve muscle stiffness and tension in people with Parkinson's disease. Training methods include:1.Take a deep breath:Instruct patients to take deep breaths to relieve muscle tension and anxiety. 2.Yoga:Practicing yoga poses can help improve the flexibility of the patient's body and relieve muscle tension. 
Gait training
People with Parkinson's disease often have problems such as difficulty walking and unsteady gait. Gait training can effectively improve the walking ability and improve the quality of life of patients. Common gait training methods include:1.Normal gait mimics:Under professional guidance, patients imitate normal walking postures, such as swinging arms and keeping the head steady. 2.Step-by-step acceleration:Start with slow walking and gradually increase the speed to exercise the patient's quick reflexes and gait stability. 3.Jumping over obstacles:Obstacles are set up on the walking path to train the patient to maintain balance and walking stability under different conditions. 
Parkinson's disease training aims to improve the quality of life of patients, including balance training, language training, relaxation training, and gait training. Under the guidance of professional doctors and teachers, patients can effectively alleviate symptoms and improve their ability to take care of themselves. At the same time, patients and their families should maintain patience and confidence in the process, and actively cooperate to achieve better results.