Find the information and support you need at every stage in your Parkinson's journey.

Empowering the Parkinson's community to thrive

Whether you’ve been recently diagnosed, are a family member, care partner, or friend, or you’ve been living with Parkinson’s for years, you can start taking charge of your Parkinson’s today.

Webinars

You’ll find educational webinars, video and audio resources that will enhance your understanding of Parkinson’s disease. Register to participate or check in later and view them when it’s convenient for you.

Parkinson’s articles and publications

Our topic experts contribute articles for publications. This section includes other articles that your family or your healthcare team may find helpful.

Exercise and wellness resources

You can live well with Parkinson's. Stay active and resilient with these resources, no matter what.

Resources for COVID-19

See more resources for COVID-19 for people living with Parkinson’s and care partners.

When Life Gives You Parkinson's

Parkinson Canada is a proud presenting partner of When Life Gives you Parkinson’s, hosted by Larry Gifford. Listen to full episodes.

Information and Referral Helpline

We offer one-on-one support and referrals to services in your community. Access to this service is easy.
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CareFinder

An innovative, user-friendly online directory designed to connect you with Parkinson’s-informed services based on your location.

This wonderful tool directs you towards tailored services, programs, and supports, in your community.

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Support groups

Support groups offer a safe environment for talking about your experiences, enhancing your ability to cope with the daily challenges of Parkinson’s. Find out about our vast network of support groups for people living with Parkinson’s, caregivers and family members.

You and your family may also benefit from other programs such as exercise classes and educational opportunities.

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