Register Schedule Key Note Speakers Subject Matter Experts On Saturday, April 13, 2019 Parkinson Canada, Atlantic invites you to Mind Over Matter, the 6th Annual Education & Awareness Conference. This is Parkinson Canada’s premier conference event of the year for the Atlantic Provinces. Together, let’s learn, ask questions and share a unique experience with many other Parkinson minded participants. This event will be highly interactive enabling Parkinson’s disease Subject Matter Experts to present individually to each table of delegates in rotation throughout the course of the day. This year’s Mind Over Matter Conference will be held at the Westin Nova

Disponible seulement en Anglais Event Details Date : April 26, 2018 Time : 10AM-1:30PM Contact Name : Margaux Wolfe, Community Development Coordinator, Eastern Ontario Contact Telephone : 800-565-3000 ext.3425 Contact Email : margaux.wolfe@parkinson.ca This education session is designed for the general public and healthcare professionals. There are multiple locations through the Ontario Telemedicine Network. Register below at the location you want. For more information on the topics and speakers, download the flyer as a PDF. 10:00-11:30am Presentation on Parkinson’s for the public and healthcare professionals. 12:00-1:30pm Presentation for Physicians, Nurse-Practitioners, Nurses, Physiotherapists, and other regulated healthcare professionals Locations Register by

Unfortunately we have to postpone the “Accessing Your Heathcare Team” conference originally scheduled on June 14th. Thank you for understanding and we will confirm the new date for this event soon.

NOTICE: Due to the COVID-19 outbreak, this event is postponed until further notice. We will post a new date and time for this event to take place, if feasible, before SuperWalk in September. Are You Ready to ROCK?   Winnipeg Rocks is a group of people on Facebook that paints and hides rocks. As they say… “It’s about creativity, community and brightening someone’s day.” Please check out their page at www.facebook.com/groups/WinnipegRocks/. This year, we would like to invite you, your family and your friends to join us as we paint as many rocks as possible. These rocks will be stamped

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Registration for the WPC Canada Night is now closed. If you have any questions or concerns, please contact Naseem Jamal at naseem.jamal@parkinson.ca. Thank you again for your continued support of Parkinson Canada.

Get ready for a one-of-a-kind experience that combines live music, delectable food, local brews, and an enchanting atmosphere under the stars on a summer night. Join us for our first annual concert in support of Young Onset Parkinson’s Disease, where every dollar raised will go to benefit Parkinson’s Canada.

Mark your calendars for November 8-9, 2024! Parkinson Canada and the Canadian Movement Disorders Society are joining forces to host the 3rd Annual Canadian Movement Disorders Meeting in Toronto. Building on the success of previous gatherings, this year’s event promises to be bigger and better. Over 200 attendees, including movement disorder specialists, neurologists, scientists, and residents, will converge at the Sheraton Centre Toronto Hotel for this landmark event. Why attend? This meeting offers a unique opportunity to: Network with world-renowned experts in Parkinson’s and movement disorders Explore cutting-edge research, from pathophysiology to clinical trials Discuss solutions for optimizing patient care

Many people living with Parkinson’s will experience some form of hallucinations or delusions during their Parkinson’s journey. A hallucination is seeing, hearing, smelling, tasting or feeling something that isn’t there, and a delusion is a false thought, worry or belief that is not based on reality or fact. These symptoms usually occur in later stages of Parkinson’s but can happen at any stage. Discussing them can be difficult but it’s important to know that they are common symptoms and should be discussed with your care team – just like you would discuss tremors or stiffness. People who experience hallucinations and