Conferencia de educación sobre Parkinson, en español Conozca lo último en medicamentos y tratamientos para el Parkinson, y más Sábado, 7 de mayo del 2022 / Saturday, May 7 de 9 a. m. a 1 p. m. (hora del Pacífico)(Los Ángeles) [button...
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Recursos de Parkinson en Español (Parkinson’s Resources, in Spanish)
PCLA ha creado esta página de internet para ayudar a las familias que viven con Parkinson a encontrar los recursos y la información que necesitan. Comuníquese con nosotros si hay recursos que debamos agregar a esta página. Este programa cuenta con una donación...
La Parkinson Comunidad Los Ángeles recibió un apoyo para Programas de Parkinson en Español (PCLA Awarded Grants for Spanish-language Parkinson’s Programs)
La Parkinson Comunidad Los Ángeles recibió un apoyo para Programas de Parkinson en Español Los fondos de la Fundación de Parkinson permiten que La Parkinson Comunidad Los Angeles ( PCLA) proporcione programas adicionales de apoyo y educación para comunidades que no...
OTHER PARKINSON’S NEWS
A Look Back At 2023 With PCLA
As 2023 comes to a close, we look back with gratitude for our accomplishments as a community and a non-profit organization. This year marked several exciting shifts at PCLA, especially as we expanded our community resources via support groups and the Let’s Talk...
2023 Gift Guide For People With Parkinson’s
Gift-giving should be a joyful and fulfilling experience. If you have a person living with Parkinson’s disease on your shopping list, you may struggle to select a thoughtful gift that’s both appropriate and appreciated. We’re here to take some mystery out of the...
What Are the Environmental Risk Factors for PD?
For a deep dive into the environmental risk factors of PD, check out our latest Let’s Talk Parkinson’s feature with Beate Ritz, MD, Ph.D., a Professor of Epidemiology and Environmental Health Sciences and Neurology at UCLA. The relationship between environmental...
Depression & Parkinson’s: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatments
Living with Parkinson’s disease can stir up a range of emotions. From receiving a diagnosis to managing the chronic symptoms of PD, it’s normal to experience impacts on your mental health. Depression, in particular, is a common non-motor symptom of Parkinson’s...
Physical Therapy and Parkinson’s Disease: What to Expect
Maintaining an active lifestyle is critical to managing Parkinson’s disease symptoms. A physical therapist (PT) can help keep you mobile by designing an exercise routine that meets your unique symptoms and needs. Here’s an overview of how physical therapy benefits...
Benefits of Yoga for Parkinson’s Disease
The benefits of yoga on full-body wellness have been observed for many decades, but how do these transfer to people living with Parkinson’s disease? Very well, it turns out! With its focus on breathwork, balance, and flexibility, yoga is a fantastic exercise option...
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