Parkinson’s presents many challenges to daily living. Wouldn’t it be great if you had a list of “Parkinson’s Hacks” to make things easier? Our panel is delighted to tell you all about the tools, tips, and tricks that we have found to improve our daily lives.
About the Presenters
Amy Lavallee
Host and Community Liaison for the Brian Grant Foundation. Diagnosed with Parkinson’s for 9 years. During this time she has moved, traveled, and raised children.
Brian Campkin
A passionate Parkinson’s advocate, mentor, and retired professional who has turned his diagnosis into a platform for connection, support, and empowerment. Diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease in 2018 after experiencing his first symptom nearly a decade earlier, Brian now dedicates much of his time to building community and raising awareness for those navigating life with Parkinson’s.
Kat Hill
Movement, mindfulness and gratitude help her navigate the challenges of living with Young Onset Parkinson’s disease. After her diagnosis at age 48 she left her career as a nurse midwife after delivering over 800 babies. Now she is an author and advocate who speaks around the world for the World Parkinson Congress and The Davis Phinney Foundation. She co-founded the Women’s Parkinson’s Project, and her co-authored book, Being Well with Chronic Illness, is available at all book retailers. She co-hosts the Parkinson’s Podcast Unfiltered. You can find her at www.kathill.org.
Bryce Perry
Storyteller, motivator, and a true advocate for those living with Parkinson’s, Bryce was diagnosed at 40 and has now lived with Parkinson’s for nearly 15 years. He is the host of the podcast Living with Parkinson’s: The Good, the Bad, and the Reality, co-host of Life in Motion: The Parkinson’s Podcast, and the creator of the viral shorts Parkinson’s Pick-Me-Ups. He also hosts the Canadian Parkinson’s IQ + You event series, presented by the Michael J. Fox Foundation and Parkinson Canada. He’s known for his raw, relatable style and his ability to make people laugh, think, and feel less alone.