Integration of Augmented Visual Feedback in Action Observation and Motor Imagery Therapy for Parkinson's Disease

"The intervention group will follow routine rehabilitative activity in the morning and will perform one hour of Action Observation and Motor Imagery training with augmented visual feedback (D-Wall) in the afternoon, three times a week.~Each session will be conducted as follows: first AO (Action Observation), then MI (Motor Imagery). During the MI phase, participants will be asked to imagine the motor tasks and then perform them, receiving real-time augmented visual feedback provided by the digital mirror."

The control group will also follow routine rehabilitative activity in the morning, while in the afternoon they will perform motor training of the same duration, without Action Observation and Motor Imagery, but solely with augmented visual feedback (D-Wall), with the same weekly frequency.