The reality for women with Parkinson's Woman enough to face Parkinson’s Parkinson’s doesn’t define who we are — our courage does. This is a space for women to connect, speak openly, and remind the world that we are woman enough to live fully, no matter what. Reach out for the support you deserve Talk to our team Learn how Parkinson’s affects women: download our Women’s resource today. Parkinson’s doesn’t discriminate, but women’s experiences are often overlooked. It’s time to change that. From first symptoms to everyday triumphs, we’re standing side by side, creating spaces for women with Parkinson’s to connect, share, and thrive. Because being woman enough means being real, resilient, and relentlessly ourselves. On this page: Women’s experiences matter Meet the women who inspire us Share your story You deserve community, connection and care that’s built for you We believe in a world where no one is limited by Parkinson’s The right care starts with the right knowledge Stay connected Women’s experiences matter Women living with Parkinson’s face unique challenges that extend beyond tremors. They are more likely to experience non-motor symptoms such as anxiety, depression, fatigue, and sleep disturbances, symptoms that can be just as life-altering, yet far less visible. Despite this, women are less likely to be accurately diagnosed and less likely to be offered advanced treatment options. Too often, their symptoms are minimized, misinterpreted, or attributed to stress, aging, or mental health alone. The facts about women and Parkinson’s There’s courage in letting others in. When you share your experience with Parkinson’s, you open the door to deeper connections with people who understand — just like Sharon. Meet the women who inspire us Every woman living with Parkinson’s carries a story of courage.This space exists to empower, connect, and celebrate those stories.By sharing lived experiences, we remind one another— and the world — that Parkinson’s may change us, but it does not define us. Women are more likely to experience non-motor symptoms like anxiety, depression, and fatigue — yet are less likely to be accurately diagnosed or offered advanced treatments.Hormonal changes — from menstruation to menopause — can alter how Parkinson’s shows up, but research hasn’t kept up.It’s time to make women’s experiences visible, valued, and understood. Share your story #WomanEnough This International Women’s Day, we invite you to share your experience. By speaking up, you help raise awareness, challenge misconceptions, and create change for women living with Parkinson’s today—and in the future. You deserve community, connection, and care that’s built for you Join a women’s virtual support group Women’s Young Onset Support Group Join our webinar Women & Parkinson’s: Raising our voices for change Learn more & register Talk to our support team Get support Find Parkinson’s-tailored support near you Try CareFinder Register for SuperMom Each Mother’s Day, friends and family come together to honour and uplift women affected by Parkinson’s. Sign up for the walk/run We believe in a world where no one is limited by Parkinson’s. This includes women. This campaign is part of our mission to empower and inspire people living with Parkinson’s and their care partners to live courageously. By focusing on women’s experiences, we’re creating a space for women to be seen, heard and supported; ensuring their voices help share a more inclusive and understanding Parkinson’s community. Learn about our mission, vision and values The right care starts with the right knowledge Suggested Resources Women and Parkinson’s Living better with Parkinson’s What is Parkinson’s Parkinson support line Stay connected Sign up to receive helpful insights, upcoming events, and stories of hope and connection. Join our newsletter