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Join our online Positive Life conversations

Make 2025 the year to learn more about how to live positively with your Parkinson’s.

Knowing more about practical strategies, the latest treatments and therapies, and where to find the support you need, will contribute to living positively and confidently with Parkinson’s.

The Fight Parkinson’s online education program is designed to arm you with practical information and tips from our health team and community members.

A wide range of topics have been covered since this popular online conversation series started April 2020, from telehealth, medication management and emotional well-being to sex, sleep and staying active.

There will be some exciting changes in 2023, so stay tuned for more interesting topics and opportunities to meet more community members.

These one-hour online sessions are held on selected Wednesdays at midday via Teams. You will join Fight Parkinson’s health professionals and members of the community for a topic presentation, with plenty of time for questions and answers.

Anyone with Parkinson’s, interested family members and support people are welcome to join.

Coming up soon:


Staying on your feet

Walking changes, trips, stumbles and falls are a common symptom of Parkinson’s. This Positive Life session will explore how Parkinson’s can affect balance and mobility, as well as ways we can stay on our feet and moving well.

22 Oct 2025 (Wed), 10:00am on Teams

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Sleep difficulties and solutions

Sleep difficulties and daytime fatigue are common symptoms of Parkinson’s. This Positive Life session will explore how Parkinson’s can affect your sleep and energy levels and explore useful strategies to manage these challenges.

12 Nov 2025 (Wed), 10:00am on Teams

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Please note: Fight Parkinson’s uses the phrase Parkinson’s rather than Parkinson’s Disease to reflect the community’s preference. Parkinson’s Disease is used only when necessary such as in medical, research or government contents, or in direct quotes.