Emotional steadiness with Parkinson’s is less about eliminating mood shifts and more about cultivating an ecosystem of gentle practices — sensory, social, and creative — that help you return to yourself each day.
Everyday Emotional Balance: Gentle Strategies for People Living with Parkinson’s Read More »
With the holidays upon us, many Parkies wonder about drinking alcohol, smoking pot, and doing both on the same evening.
Party Time! AskShan Addresses Concerns re: Alcohol and THC Read More »
AskShan, the AI bot who focuses on all things Parkinsonian, is now acting as a mental health therapist as well as a medical doctor who advises. Here’s a replay
AskShan Answers: What’s “Neuroplasticity” and “Neuromodulation”? Read More »
. To produce the post below, I checked in with AskShan, the AI bot. If you want answers to your own Parkinson’s-related questions, just click here and then
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Here are some wild turkeys getting the party started as they traipse their way down our parking lot.
Happy Thanksgiving! Read More »
Here’s a great video showing the ins and outs (rather, the ups and downs) of falling for people with Parkinson’s.
The Ups and Downs of Falling Read More »
***************************** By Janet Campbell, guest contributor ***************************** Caring for Oral Health in Advanced Parkinson’s: What Every Caregiver Should Know For caregivers of people with advanced Parkinson’s, managing oral health can become
Caring for Oral Health in Advanced Parkinson’s: What Every Caregiver Should Know Read More »
DBS is great, but it can’t fix everything for people with Parkinson’s disease.
My Personal Sadness with Parkinson’s Disease Read More »
Parkinson’s disease affects movement, mood, and energy in ways that change daily life. Medications help, but symptoms often persist or evolve. As needs shift, many people with PD turn to natural treatments, therapeutic movement, and lifestyle changes for support.
I always seem in better shape when I’m in a Parkinson’s doctor’s office than when I’m not.
New Parkinson’s Symptom: “Doctor’s Office Syndrome” Read More »