Support for People Living with Parkinson’s
Your go-to page for support groups, events, videos, articles, and resources. Updated weekly.
PCLA Online Support Groups
Los Angeles In-Person Support Groups
PCLA’s Signature In-Person Events
Videos
Life Beyond The Basics Conference 2025: "The Garden"
.png)
Moving Forward: Cognition & Cognitive Challenges in PD
%20(Youtube%20Banner).png)
Thrive with Five: Living Your Absolute Best Life With Parkinson’s
Blog Articles
Qigong – Baduanjin for Parkinson’s: Simple and Graceful Movements
Qigong is an ancient Chinese practice that combines gentle movement, breathing exercises, relaxation techniques, and meditation. The slow, rhythmic movements of Baduanjin may help improve balance, coordination, and flexibility while promoting relaxation and mental focus.
Tai Chi for Parkinson’s: Meditation and Balance in Motion
Tai chi is an ancient Chinese martial art that blends gentle, flowing movements with mindful breathing to create a powerful mind-body practice. For people with Parkinson’s, it offers both physical and mental benefits—helping improve balance, reduce fall risk, and enhance overall well-being.
Finding Connection: Why Community Matters in Parkinson’s
Discover why community is essential for people with Parkinson’s, through social support, speech therapy, exercise, and support groups.
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.
Donate Today,
Change Lives Forever
PCLA is powered by generous contributions from people like you.
Please consider donating today so we can continue to provide critical support to those impacted by Parkinson’s.
