Eating out over summer
Long summer days can offer a myriad of opportunities to socialise as people come together to celebrate family, friends and faith. It’s also a popular time to attend festivals and events which means you may find yourself away from home and unacquainted with local restaurants and cafes. For some people, anxiety over eating at an […]
Physical activity during COVID-19
Physical activity is increasingly shown to positively impact people with Parkinson’s, not only physically but it can improve mental health. Unfortunately, the coronavirus restrictions put a halt to group activities and classes. It’s important to try to maintain exercise routines and physical activity as much as possible. People with Parkinson’s, particularly those with more advanced […]
Designing evidence-based exercise programs for people living with Progressive Supranuclear Palsy (PSP)
In 2018, Dr Susan Slade, Senior Research Fellow at La Trobe University, commenced a research project aimed at broadening our understanding of factors that may influence participation in exercise and physical activity by people living with Progressive Supranuclear Palsy (PSP).
ParkinDance: Exploring the power of dance to slow Parkinson’s symptoms
There is growing evidence that physical activity is neuroprotective and may have the capacity to slow the symptoms of Parkinson’s.
Fact sheet – Driving with Parkinson’s
Driving represents freedom and independence for many people.
Fact sheet – Employment and Parkinson’s
Many people with Parkinson’s continue to work for years after diagnosis.
Fact sheet – Intimacy, sex, and Parkinson’s
Parkinson’s can affect all aspects of life including intimacy and sexual relationships.
Eating out with Parkinson’s checklist
Dining out should be enjoyable for everyone.
Fact sheet – Managing sleep issues and fatigue with Parkinson’s
Trouble sleeping and persistent fatigue are among the most common — and frustrating — non-motor symptoms of Parkinson’s.