
You have the power to live well with PD
You can make a big difference in how you feel with small changes to what you do.
Exercise
Exercise is important for everyone—but for people with Parkinson’s, it can help manage the physical, cognitive, and emotional symptoms of the disease and improve your overall quality of life.
the latest ways to get active:
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7 Ways to Stay Active During the Holidays
’Tis the season for overindulgence! It’s easy to fall into the…
Nutrition
A diet that contains lots of non-processed and plant-based foods promotes overall health and helps prevent serious illnesses. It can also help some of the common symptoms of Parkinson’s
Eat well with these recipes and nutrition tips:
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Community Story Screening – Special Webcast
See the debut of the profound work crafted by people living…
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Making Cooking Easier for People with Parkinson’s disease
Cooking for people with Parkinson’s disease can present challenges in the…
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Microbiome and Parkinson’s disease
Delaram Safarpour M.D., Associate Professor of Neurology at OHSU. Dr. Safarpour…
Lifestyle
When people think about Parkinson’s, the visible motor symptoms like tremors are usually the first to come to mind. But invisible, non-motor symptoms—such as increased anxiety, depression, and difficulty making decisions—can be just as debilitating as the ones you can see.
We provide tools – like lifestyle tips, social support, and mindfulness practices – so you can feel great in all aspects of your life.
Our lATest Tips To IMPROVE YOUR LIFESTYLE:
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Hearing Loss and Parkinson’s
Drs. Neilson and Reavis were recently published in JAMA Neurology examining whether hearing…