Staying engaged By Marc Bellefeuille As 2006 was drawing to a close, I noticed that something was not right, especially … Read More

Balance and mobility in Parkinson’s Neera Garga, B.Sc., P.T. Consultant Physiotherapist, Parkinson’s  Society of Southern Alberta Why does balance become … Read More

• Exercises for people with Parkinson’s • MOVE IT! An Exercise and Mobility Guide for Parkinson’s Disease (book and DVD)

Careful planning can make travel away from home easier. Try the following suggestions to minimize problems and enhance the quality … Read More

• Combination of genetic and environmental ‘hits’ required for Parkinson’s disease • Parkinson’s: Neurons destroyed by three simultaneous strikes • … Read More

We would like to extend a thank you to outgoing committee chairs, Dr. Anne-Louise Lafontaine who served as Chair of … Read More

SuperWalk 2009 announces its first Early Bird Winner! Congratulations to Maxine Thistle of St. John’s Newfoundland, SuperWalk’s first Early Bird … Read More

Parkinson Society Canada seeks artistic talent! If you have a painting, photo, or other visual art that you would like … Read More

Welcome to the latest edition of E Parkinson Post! In this issue, we shine a spotlight on balance, a critical … Read More

Could walking to music improve gait and balance in Parkinson’s? That’s what Dr. Lesley Brown, a kinesiology professor at the … Read More