Introduction: Parkinson's disease (PD) results from dysfunction of the dopaminergic system of degenerative and progressive, with changes in the nigrostriatal pathway, and decreased concentration of dopamine. Has as clinical signs, symptoms called cardinal engines: resting tremor, bradykinesia, rigidity and postural instability. In addition to drug therapy, physical therapy is also considered a useful tool for the treatment of motor disorders of the disease. The role of physiotherapy aims to stimulate the security and independence of patients with PD in carrying out activities and to preserve and improve physical function. Some studies have shown the negative effect of the disease on quality of life and functional mobility. Few studies have been conducted to evaluate the effects of long-term therapy in PD, but many report the beneficial effects of a rehabilitation program in a short period of time.