Support for People Living with Parkinson’s

Your go-to page for support groups, events, videos, articles, and resources. Updated weekly.
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PCLA Online Support Groups

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Blog Articles

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What to Say to Your Kids and Teens About Parkinson’s

Teaching kids and teens about Parkinson’s is not a one-time conversation. It is an ongoing process that evolves as they grow and as the condition changes. By being honest, supportive, and open, you give young people the tools to understand what is happening and to respond with empathy rather than fear.
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Navigating Employment with Parkinson’s: A Practical Guide

A Parkinson’s diagnosis raises many questions. One of the most immediate and personal is: Can I keep working? Navigating employment with Parkinson’s is a process, not a one-time decision.
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Nature Prescription for Parkinson’s: Harness the Healing Power of the Outdoors

Living with Parkinson’s disease (PD) presents daily challenges, but nature offers a powerful and accessible form of support.

Curated Resources

Use this list of regularly updated resources, from rehabilitation support to mental health services.

Featured Resource

More to Parkinson’s®

More to Parkinson’s® is a disease awareness campaign that aims to break the stigma surrounding PD-related hallucinations and delusions and foster open dialogue among people living with Parkinson’s and their loved ones before symptoms start or at the first sign so they may speak up to their doctor.

Need a hand finding the right resource? Connect with PCLA’s Referral Specialist.

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