Over the 10 years since Douglas Oulton was diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease, if there’s one thing his family has learned, … Read More
Stories from the Front
In this issue on living day to day with Parkinson’s, we invite you to hear firsthand from Canadians with Parkinson’s. … Read More
Disclosing Parkinson’s to Employers
When working with Parkinson’s, you will likely face the issue of whether or not to disclose your diagnosis. This personal … Read More
Ask the Expert
Genetic Discrimination: Beware Genetic testing is opening a world of knowledge, with over 1500 genetic tests now available and hundreds … Read More
Donald Calne Lecture
Location, location, location critical in Parkinson’s disease Dr. Andres Lozano, distinguished neurosurgeon, professor and RR Tasker Chair in Functional Neurosurgery … Read More
Become an advocate for living well with Parkinson’s
Yvon Trepanier, Chair, National Advocacy Committee Painting a picture of what it means to live well with Parkinson’s is at … Read More
Drum circles as fun and therapy
by Philip Thomas Member of the Creston Community Drum Circle in Creston, BC Did you know that alligators can’t be … Read More
Doug Martens – Early Bird Prize Winner
Doug Martens, 57, of Winnipeg, Manitoba is the official winner of the first 2010 Parkinson SuperWalk early bird prize draw … Read More
National Volunteer Awards Now Open for Nominations
Parkinson Society Canada is now accepting nominations for its annual national volunteer awards. The deadline for submissions is Friday, September … Read More
W5 Program on Parkinson’s disease and compulsive behaviours
CTV’s W5 program on Parkinson’s disease medications and compulsive behaviours aired on April 24. If you missed it, you can … Read More
