Services and resourcesEducational publicationsParkinson’s: An introductory guide Parkinson's: An introductory guide This guide is for people newly diagnosed with Parkinson’s, as well as their family members, friends, and care partners. This guide will help you better understand Parkinson’s. Developed and authored with the McGill University Health Centre Patient Education Office with support from Parkinson Canada, it describes the illness, changes in your body over time, treatment and care options, possible health problems, as well as when and where you can find more help. The focus of this resource is on providing you with the tools to understand Parkinson’s, and to live well. You are encouraged to review this guide with your family. Bring it with you to your appointments with your healthcare team. Access the digital guide What to expect from this resource 1 Clear explanations of Parkinson’s symptoms and progression 2 Information about treatments and care options 3 Guidance on building a support network and communicating with your care team Who can this help People newly diagnosed with Parkinson’s Family members and care partners looking to understand the journey ahead Anyone seeking a trusted, easy-to-understand overview of Parkinson’s Take your first step with confidence Download Parkinson’s: An Introductory Guide today and start building your path forward. Access the resource Related resources Every Victory Counts® Canadian Edition Looking for printed copies? If you prefer printed copies or have specific questions, feel free to email our Support and Information team at support@parkinson.ca or call 1-888-664-1974 for assistance.