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Knowledge is power! Our blog is a hub for tips, tricks, resources, and information to help you live your absolute best life, no matter where you are in your Parkinson’s journey.
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Nutrition & Exercise
Punching Through Parkinson’s: Benefits of Boxing for PD
How boxing may improve the motor and non-motor symptoms of Parkinson’s disease.
Healthy Holiday Recipes for Parkinson's
A healthy diet for PD doesn’t mean missing out on the joy of holiday meals! Try these nutritious and tasty meals for this year’s get-togethers.
The Power of Play: Activities to Improve Motor Skills
Parkinson’s is a neurological disorder that may impact fine and gross motor skills. Check out these games and activities to improve motor symptoms!
Lifestyle
Top 6 Parkinson’s Podcasts
Discover six insightful and empowering podcasts that share stories, science, and support for living well with Parkinson’s disease—just press play and start listening!
Spring Cleaning for Parkinson’s
The benefits of maintaining a clean and tidy home for people with Parkinson’s, and 5 tips to get started today!
Disaster Preparedness: 5 Tips for People With Parkinson’s
Our top 5 tips to prepare people with Parkinson’s for natural disasters and emergencies.
Mental Health
Apathy in PD: What To Know & How to Rekindle Joy
Apathy is a common non-motor symptom of PD. Here’s what to know about apathy and Parkinson’s and tips for rekindling joy.
Finding Joy in the Holiday Season with PD
Proper self-care and preparation help those living with Parkinson’s enjoy holiday family celebrations or spend time with cherished friends.
Cultivating a Positive Attitude With Parkinson’s
Staying positive with Parkinson’s is a continuous process, but there are effective mental strategies for maintaining positivity and living your best life.
Parkinson's Symptoms
Is Deep Brain Stimulation Right For You?
An exploration of deep brain stimulation (DBS), its effectiveness, and whether or not it’s the right option for you.
What Age Is YOPD? Here’s What To Know
YOPD, also known as early-onset Parkinson’s, refers to PD diagnosed in people under 50. Here’s what to know, plus words from PCLA’s own YOPD community.
Freezing of Gait, Explained
Freezing of gait refers to the temporary inability to move the feet and can be one of the more debilitating side effects of Parkinson’s. Learn more here.
Research
Exploring the Link Between Pneumonia & PD
Pneumonia is the leading cause of death and hospitalization in people living with PD. Here’s what we know about causes and treatments.
What Are the Environmental Risk Factors for PD?
Preliminary research indicates that exposure to chemicals, toxins, and head injuries may have an impact on the development of PD. Here’s what we know.
Vibration Therapy for Parkinson’s Disease: How it Works
Early research indicates that vibration therapy may be effective for PD symptoms. Learn more about what it is and where it’s headed.
Editorial: "Simon Says"
Simon Gornick writes this monthly column for PCLA to express his viewpoints as a professional screen writer, content writer, and a YOPD with tons of experience.
Simon Says...Time for Resilience
Resilience isn’t a one-time thing. It’s your ability to absorb hits and bounce back over time.
Simon Says...Stay Positive
Parkinson’s Disease is a club that nobody joins voluntarily, and it’s not exactly conducive to inner peace.
Simon Says...Everyone’s Looking Good
What’s more important, looking good or feeling good?
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