Waiting for your Parkinson’s diagnosis can be a stressful time. Between navigating a complex healthcare system, managing the anxiety that … Read More
Recommended reading roundup – 2023 edition
For some, there’s nothing like the joy that comes from a new book. DYK, reading can help boost your brain … Read More
Understanding depression, apathy and anxiety in Parkinson’s
“Most people don’t realize that Parkinson’s has mental health symptoms. And it’s those symptoms that are harder to deal with … Read More
Three exercises to keep you balanced in the new year
Exercise is critical for helping manage motor symptoms of Parkinson’s, such as tremors and balance issues, as well as non-motor … Read More
‘Best of 2022’: the blogs and resources loved most by our community in 2022
In 2022, our efforts to bring more resources, stories and helpful articles to Canadians impacted by Parkinson’s amounted to reaching … Read More
Having your voice heard is still possible
Right now, families in every province and territory are facing unacceptably long wait times to see Parkinson’s-specific healthcare providers. The … Read More
Care partners need care too
Challenges associated with Parkinson’s aren’t limited to those who receive the diagnosis. It also impacts those who assume the role … Read More
Four lessons learned about the Canadian Parkinson’s community on a cross-country bike tour
Steve Iseman, Mike Loghrin, Darlene Richards-Loghrin, and Jim Redmond, with the invaluable help of their dear friend and fellow Rigid … Read More
What you need to know about low blood pressure and Parkinson’s
November 4th is National Check Your Blood Pressure Day. What do you know about blood pressure? Did you know that … Read More
Four professional development opportunities for volunteers
Volunteers are integral to our work at Parkinson Canada. Whether you’re a Parkinson’s ambassador, support group facilitator, events coordinator, or … Read More