Communication and Parkinson’s
Many people with Parkinson’s experience communication changes. Changes to the muscles, mood and thinking can affect both verbal and non-verbal communication. But with proactive steps, these changes can be managed. This short course is designed to help you take a proactive approach to communication changes in Parkinson’s.
Sleep and Parkinson’s
Many people with Parkinson’s report changes to their sleep. For some people, sleep changes are one of the earliest symptoms of Parkinson’s. While sleep issues are common in Parkinson’s, they can be managed. This course is designed to help you understand common sleep changes associated with Parkinson’s as well as strategies for managing sleep problems […]
Sex and intimacy changes in Parkinson’s
This short course is designed to support you and the important role you play as a health or aged care professional: creating opportunities for discussion, providing information on sexual function, and sharing practical solutions and pathways for more information.
Sex, intimacy and Parkinson’s
For people living with Parkinson’s, changes that affect sex and intimacy are not uncommon. While these changes can feel disruptive and awkward, they can be addressed! This course shares information about sexual function and Parkinson’s, dispels some common myths, and shares practical solutions for the changes you might be experiencing.