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Join the Revolution. The movement begins with you. 25 Canadians are diagnosed with Parkinson’s every day. That’s one an hour. One family’s life will change during our 50 minute spin class. Ride with us. Help make for a better life today for that family and a world without Parkinson’s tomorrow.

Join the Revolution. The movement begins with you. 25 Canadians are diagnosed with Parkinson’s every day. That’s one an hour. One family’s life will change during our 50 minute spin class. Ride with us. Help make for a better life today for that family and a world without Parkinson’s tomorrow.

Join the Revolution. The movement begins with you. 25 Canadians are diagnosed with Parkinson’s every day. That’s one an hour. One family’s life will change during our 50 minute spin class. Ride with us. Help make for a better life today for that family and a world without Parkinson’s tomorrow.

Join the Revolution. The movement begins with you. 25 Canadians are diagnosed with Parkinson’s every day. That’s one an hour. One family’s life will change during our 50 minute spin class. Ride with us. Help make for a better life today for that family and a world without Parkinson’s tomorrow.

Join the Revolution. The movement begins with you. 25 Canadians are diagnosed with Parkinson’s every day. That’s one an hour. One family’s life will change during our 50 minute spin class. Ride with us. Help make for a better life today for that family and a world without Parkinson’s tomorrow.

Join the Revolution. The movement begins with you. 25 Canadians are diagnosed with Parkinson’s every day. That’s one an hour. One family’s life will change during our 50 minute spin class. Ride with us. Help make for a better life today for that family and a world without Parkinson’s tomorrow.

Join the Revolution. The movement begins with you. 25 Canadians are diagnosed with Parkinson’s every day. That’s one an hour. One family’s life will change during our 50 minute spin class. Ride with us. Help make for a better life today for that family and a world without Parkinson’s tomorrow.

More details coming soon! Parkinson Canada presents Plan to attend the THRIVE Wellness Expo Saturday, April 18, 2020 10 AM – 4 PM Soul Sanctuary – 2050 Chevrier Blvd Thank you to our Refreshment Area Sponsors: Acorn Stairlifts Canada Brightwater Senior Living of Tuxedo Manitoba Association of Senior Centers Riverwood Square The Seniors Moving Company   Explore the myriad ways you can thrive while living while living with varying abilities.  From activities & programs that are/can be adapted to meet individual abilities and goals, to travel & mobility options, to finances (and potentially untapped resources), to adapting your home, items

Sponsored by Jenna’s Toonies for Tulips Speakers: Kelly Williams, Clinical Resource Nurse, Movement Disorder Clinic, Winnipeg Donna Greening, Parkinson Canada – Winnipeg Topics: To Be Announced  

Sponsored by Jenna’s Toonies for Tulips Speakers: Kelly Williams, Clinical Resource Nurse, Movement Disorder Clinic, Winnipeg Donna Greening, Parkinson Canada – Winnipeg Topics: – Maximize Your PD – Parkinson Canada ACT on Time program – Parkinson Canada Resources – Q & A

Sponsored by Jenna’s Toonies for Tulips Please pre-register by Monday, May 18 Speakers: Kelly Williams , Clinical Resource Nurse, Movement Disorder Clinic, Winnipeg Donna Greening, Parkinson Canada – Winnipeg Topics: – Maximize Your PD – Parkinson Canada ACT on Time program – Parkinson Canada Resources – Q & A

This not-to-be-missed event is hosted by TranzitionzJazz in support of Canada’s National Ballet School (NBS). It will feature performers from the NBS Sharing Dance Parkinson’s program dancing to a backdrop of live jazz music. Proceeds from the event will support the NBS Sharing Dance Parkinson’s program at NBS, which offers high-quality dance activities for people living with Parkinson’s and their families. Purchase Tickets

It’s beginning to sound a lot like trombones… We’ll be back at the delightful Dora Keogh Irish Pub, 141 Danforth Ave. near Broadview, Monday, December 9th starting around 8 PM. Like last year, there will be pre-arranged groups as well as free-for-alls. Please consider putting together a group of up to 8 players based on school affiliation, gender, religion, shoe size, gluten-free, shaken or stirred, whatever… just let me know. You can bring your own tunes or play from the JingleBones Repository. Please bring a music stand and a stand light if you can. Once again, we’re proud to be

Mindfulness and Parkinson: why and how to use it to better manage pain and emotions A conference presented in collaboration by Parkinson Canada and the Cummings Centre Thursday, November 7, 2019 in Montreal, 1- 4 PM Therapeutic strategies for pain management are increasingly turning to new approaches, such as the practice of mindfulness, which is now of interest to patients, clinicians and researchers. Gabrielle Pagé, is a clinical psychologist and researcher with expertise in pain management. She will explain the impact mindfulness can have on one’s brain and overall well-being. She will also provide practical tips on how to integrate

Stronger Together Parkinson Education Event Saturday, November 9, 2019 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM Rendez-Vous Room Four Points by Sheraton Moncton | 40 Lady Ada Blvd Moncton, NB | Google Map On Saturday, November 9th  Parkinson Canada, Atlantic invites you to the 1st New Brunswick Education & Awareness Conference “Stronger Together”. 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 and Participants to ask questions. The Stronger Together Parkinson Education Conference will be held at the Four Points by Sheraton,

**POSTPONED UNTIL 2020** NEW SUPPORT GROUP INFORMATION SESSION Please join us if you are interested in attending a Parkinson Canada support group at McNally House Hospice in Grimsby, Ontario!

International Parkinson’s Expert Dr. A. Jon Stoessl, UBC headlines Parkinson Canada Conference This full day event will also include an introduction to Canadian Open Parkinson Network (C-OPN), presentations by Parkinson Canada researchers, sessions on advocacy & education, lunch and snacks. Highlights Dr. Stoessl gives keynote address at his only Eastern Canada public lecture in 2019 Parkinson Canada National Research Program Highlights New Guideline and resources for healthcare professionals in clinical practice Advocacy strategy to improve access to care Dr. A. Jon Stoessl Dr. Stoessl is Professor & Head of Neurology and Director of the Djavad Mowafaghian Centre for Brain Health

SUNDAY AUGUST 25, 4-6 PM, at St-Paul Anglican Chruch, Ground floor, 3970 Ch. Côte-Ste-Catherine, MTL, H3T 1E3 The session will talk about the first signs, diagnosis, motor and non motor symptoms, as well as adaptation strategies, including medication therapies and complementary care options. Presented by Lisa Mintz from Parkinson Canada. Organised in collaboration with the Guyana Association of Montreal. The session is free but registration is required with lisa.mintz@parkinson.ca or 1-800-565-3000 ext.3327.

. TUESDAY AUGUST 6th, 7-9 PM, at Clinique Neuro Rive Sud in Greenfield Park The session will talk about the first signs, diagnosis, motor and non motor symptoms, as well as adaptation strategies, including medication therapies and complementary care options. Presented by Hélène Deutsch, M.Sc., clinical nurse living with PD. Organised by Parkinson Canada in collaboration with Neuro Rive Sud Clinic. The session is free but registration is required. We will wait for you with coffee and cookies!

“Maximize Your PD” and “ACT on Time” with Kelly Williams, CRN, Movement Disorder Clinic

“Maximizing Your PD” and “ACT on Time” with Kelly Williams, CRN, Movement Disorder Clinic

This charitable golf tournament, open to all, is dedicated to raising much needed funds to support research to find a cure or better management options for individuals with Parkinson’s disease. Wednesday September 25th 11 am Check In, Lunch, Warm Up 12 am Shotgun Start 4:30 pm Appetizers & Prizes Your registration fee of $170* includes lunch, practice range, cart with golf, and prizes & appetizers following golf. Not included is a donation determined by each individual at time of registration. Participants will receive a tax receipt for the donation portion* of their total registration fee. All donated funds will benefit Parkinson Canada. (*Donation is a

Dr. Nancy Mayo from the Dept. of Physiotherapy at McGill University invites you to a FREE ASSESSMENT OF YOUR PHYSICAL CONDITION Dr. Mayo’s team of physiotherapists is specialized in neurological disorders, including Parkinson’s disease. They will welcome you to a 2h full assessment of your physical condition and offer snacks and refreshments. If you are interested, you can choose afterwards to sign in for Dr. Mayo’s study which aims at developing a program to improve outdoor walking for people living with Parkinson’s. DAY: Thursday, May 30, 2019 TIME: you can choose either the morning or the afternoon session: 10:00am-12:00 OR

Managing Your Own Wellbeing: Information and Strategies for Living Well, For People Living with Parkinson’s and Their Care Partners Speakers/topics include: – Parkinson Canada, support and resources – Anne Donaldson, PT, Jessica Skillen, PT, Dryden Regional Health Centre, exercise – Amy Cunningham, Health Educator, Northwestern Health Unit, nutrition Coffee, tea, and light refreshments will be available upon arrival and a light buffet lunch will be provided. Cost $10/person, to pre-register or for more information please see the link below, or contact Kimberley at 1-800-565-3000 ext. 3331

Managing Your Own Wellbeing: Information and Strategies for Living Well, For People Living with Parkinson’s and Their Care Partners Thursday, June 6th, 2019 9:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Check-in and refreshments at 9:30 a.m. the session begins at 10:00 a.m. Speakers include: Erin Stacknick, By the Bay Music Therapy, Music Therapy Tracey Onuliak, Frontier Wellness Rx, Medical Cannabis Catharine Tombs, St. Joseph’s Care Group, Keep Moving with PD Jack Cleverdon, Catholic Family Development Centre, Care Partner Support and Mental Wellbeing Coffee, tea, and light refreshments will be available upon arrival and a light buffet lunch will be provided. Cost $10/person

**Please note that due to flooding of the Dance Studio, the Dance for PD Open House has been cancelled and will be rescheduled for September** Please come join us for the Dance for Parkinson’s April Open House Class in Fredericton. All are welcome to come and participate or even watch if that is more comfortable. The instructor, Leslee Dell, has been trained at the National School of Ballet in Toronto with this program, “Dance for Parkinson’s Disease”. This is a wonderful opportunity to learn more about this amazing program!

The acclaimed Dancing with Parkinson’s (DWP) exercise program is now in Sault Ste. Marie under the direction of local Studio Directors from Elite Dance Force, Kaitlin Pelletier and Christina Trevisan. People living with Parkinson’s of every age, stage and ability are invited to experience the joys and benefits of dance while creatively addressing Parkinson’s-specific concerns. Studies show that the area of the brain affected by PD is also used while dancing and demonstrate that dance is uniquely beneficial. Dance appears to meet many, if not all, of the recommended components for exercise programs designed for individuals with PD. The benefits

Stronger Together Parkinson Education Event Parkinson Canada – Saskatchewan presented three educational events in three different communities across Saskatchewan this past May. Depression, Anxiety, and Apathy are some of the mental health challenges associated with Parkinson’s. Psychiatric Pharmacist Melanie McLeod of Vital Care Pharmacy, Regina. Dr. McLeod is an expert in mental health challenges and medications. View the presentation on YouTube. Yoga and You: Managing Anxiety, Stress and Pain in PD Physiotherapist and Yoga Instructor, Adrianne Vangool (MPT, Bsc.Kin, Certified Yoga Therapist), shares the benefits of yoga for PD. View the presentation on YouTube Would using Cannabis reduce anxiety, pain,

People living with Parkinson’s and their loved ones are invited to hear experts share their knowledge on medical cannabis use in Parkinson’s care & research. Experts will provide a balanced overview of what’s known and what’s not and answer your questions on this timely subject. Invited speakers are: • Dr. Lynda Balneaves, PhD, RN, University of Manitoba, Deputy Director of the Canadian Consortium for the Investigation of Cannabinoids (CCIC). Dr. Balneaves will provide an overarching view of the use of medical cannabis in Canada. • Dr. Michael Dworkind, McGill University and the Jewish General Hospital, Medical Director of Santé Cannabis.

This FREE half day event features keynote speaker David Leventhal, founding teacher and Program Director for Dance for PD®, complimentary continental breakfast and a dance class with live musicians. Photo credit: © World Parkinson Coalition   AGENDA Welcome & Opening Remarks: Melania Pawliw & Jody White Van de Klippe, Hamilton City Ballet Dance for PD® Class with David Leventhal & Live Musicians Continental Breakfast & Coffee Break Keynote Speaker: David Leventhal, Founding Teacher & Program Director, Dance for PD® at Mark Morris Dance Group (Brooklyn, NY) Panel Discussion with Dance & Parkinson’s Experts, Teachers & Participants

What is Pies for Parkinson’s? The concept was launched on Pi Day (March 14, or 3.14) as a rallying cry for our Chapters and Support Groups, retirement and long term care communities, school groups, volunteers and other communities to host a bake sale in support of Parkinson Canada. It’s just one of the many ways that Canadians impacted by Parkinson’s choose to support Parkinson Canada. By joining together with a movement of sellers across the country, you are set to make an exponential impact. Pool the results of your sale with others from coast-to-coast-to-coast to make true change on the

PDF Event Flyer Dance for Parkinson’s Network Canada April Open House Classes  ** Please RSVP the site you plan to attend by phone or email** Name of program: Move Free Address: Knox Presbyterian Church,197797 Grey Road 7, R.R. #4, Meaford ON N4L1W7 Phone Number: 519 538-1852 Email: lstewartpotts@sympatico.ca Date(s) of Open House: Thursday, April 11th Time of class(es): 10:15am – 11:30 am  Name of program: Dance for People with Parkinson’s Disease Address: Conservatory Pond Retirement Residence, 1499 Stoneridge Drive, Kingston, ON K7M 9H9 Phone Number: 613-453-6651 Email: parkinsonsdance.kingston@gmail.com Date(s) of Open House: Tuesday, April 2nd, Tuesday, April 9th and Tuesday,

Come meet with Parkinson Canada representatives and learn more about our programs and services in Quebec at the Montérégie Community Vitality Expo, February 9th, 2019, free event 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. @ ACCESS Adult Education and Career Training Centre 163 Cleghorn, Saint-Lambert, Québec J4R 2J4 More info at https://www.facebook.com/events/367859684006330/ Program: 10:00 – 15:00 : Featuring 40+ table exhibits 10:00 : Youth Yoga 10:00 : Transitioning to Retirement Residences 11:00 : Children Story Time 11:00 : Nutrition workshop 13:00 : Life Long Creative Learning 14:0 : Senior Yoga & Tai-Chi 14:00 : Care-giving Workshop

As part of the 2018 Expert Webinar Series Presented by: Sidney B. Radomski MD FRCSC Tuesday, December 11, 2018 5:00 PM EST Parkinson’s disease can affect voiding function in both men and women, and can have a significant debilitating effect on individuals. In older males Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia also contributes to voiding problems. This presentation will discuss management of voiding dysfunction in Parkinson’s disease. View on Youtube Sidney B. Radomski—MD FRCSC Professor of Surgery (Urology), University of Toronto. Toronto Western Hospital (University Health Network). Graduated from the University of Toronto Medical School in 1984. Urology training at the University of

As part of the 2018 Expert Webinar Series Presented by: Dr. Connie Marras Tuesday, November 13, 2018 12:00 PM EST PSP and Multiple system atrophy are neurodegenerative disorders that can mimic Parkinson’s disease in the early stages but have their own unique features. In this presentation we will review the relationships between these disorders, the main signs and symptoms, and treatment options. Current research strategies will also be reviewed, and the hope for the future. View on Youtube Dr. Connie Marras—MD, PhD FRCP(C) Dr. Marras trained in neurology and movement disorders at the University of Toronto, and subsequently obtained a

An exercise and stress management series for people living with Parkinson’s disease and their caregivers. LOCATION: the twisted fish (wellness studio) ADDRESS: 23 Market St., (side alley entrance), Port Dover, ON COST: $20 per class DAY / TIME: Tuesdays from 2PM – 3:15PM REGISTRATION: twistedfish.ca ** Registration is required and space is limited! ** For additional information contact: Christie Delahunt, Owner, the twisted fish T: 519-583-1200 E: thetwistedfish@gmail.com

This presentation focuses on what music therapy is, and how it can help improve speech production, motor movements such as upper arm/hand movement and gait, as well as what role it plays in improving mood, and decreasing stress. It will also highlight some of the newest research in the field as well as a fun interactive musical activity. Register Below Speakers Jessica Nielsen MTA, MT-BC, MMT, BMus, RP (qualifying), ECE Music Therapist – Canadian Music Therapy Trust Fund Music Therapy Centre Jessica uses a client-centred, music-centred approach in working with clients. She has experience working with people of all ages

An opportunity to focus on your needs as a Care Partner  and learn how to cope with caregiver stress and promote your own wellbeing. Learn about Caregiving Solutions by Geriatric Psychiatrist Dr. Elena Irina Nica-Graham; Mindful Mediation, Financial Literacy. Advanced registration is required for this FREE event. To register contact: Naseem Jamal at 416-227-3377 or naseem.jamal@parkinson.ca    

Join us for the third annual Devil’s Progress Motorcycle Ride and Rally in Support of Parkinson Canada. All riders and clubs are welcomed for a four hour ride followed by a BBQ and silent auction. For more information and to donate, click here.

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

December 11, 2018 Webinar with expert Sidney B. Radomski, MD FRCSC Registration opens a month prior to each webinar.

August 14, 2018 12 PM EST Webinar with experts Jessica Neilsen & Joe DeSouza, PhD Registration opens a month prior to each webinar.

This presentation will cover the established surgical treatments for Parkinson’s disease, particularly deep brain stimulation and intestinal infusion of L-dopa/carbidopa. The inclusion criteria as well as techniques and outcomes will be discussed. Newer treatment options will also be addressed.   Dr. Alfonso Fasano graduated from the Catholic University of Rome, Italy, in 2002 and became a neurologist in 2007. In 2013 he joined the Movement Disorder Centre at Toronto Western Hospital, where he is the co-director of the surgical program for movement disorders. He is also an associate professor of medicine in the Division of Neurology at the University of Toronto and clinician investigator at the

#110B – 2103 Airport Drive Saskatoon, SK S7L 6W2 Email: saskatchewan@parkinson.ca Phone: 306-933-4481 Toll Free: 800-565-3000 ext: 3430 Fax: 1-844-440-8963 Contacts Michelle Carlson Phone 1-800-565-3000 Ext 3430 Jennifer Schoeck Phone 1-800-565-3000 Ext 3432 Todd MacPerson Phone 1-800-565-3000 Ext 3431

10 138, rue Lajeunesse, Bureau 300 Montréal, QC H3L 2E2 Contact name: Danielle Blain Phone: 514-357-4291 Toll Free: 1-800-565-3000 Fax: 1-844-440-8963 Email: InfoQC@parkinson.ca

7 – 414 Westmount Dr. Winnipeg, MB R2J 1P2 Phone: 204-786-2637 Toll Free: 1-800-565-3000 Fax: 1-844-440-8963 Email: info@parkinson.ca Winnipeg Office Hours: Mondays & Fridays: 9:30 AM – 4:30 PM Tuesdays through Thursdays: 9:00 AM – 4:30 PM   Winnipeg Contacts: Donna Edmundson, Administrative Assistant Phone: 1-800-565-3000 Ext 3442  (Tues-Thurs) Donna Greening, Community Development Coordinator Phone: 1-800-565-3000 Ext 3440 Lance Letain, Events Coordinator (SuperWalk & other fundraising events) Phone: 1-800-565-3000 Ext 3448 (Tues-Thurs) Lorri Apps, Managing Director Phone: 1-800-565-3000 Ext 3441   Brandon Contact: Kerri-Lynn Gudz, Community Development Coordinator Phone: 1-800-565-3000 Ext 3442 (Tues and Thurs)

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230C – 4039 Brentwood Road NW Calgary, Alberta T2L 1L1 Contact: Tanya Good, Managing Director Email: tanya.good@parkinson.ca Phone: 403-648-9194 Toll Free: 1-800-565-3000 Ext. 3461 Fax: 1-844-440-8963