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.
Exercise and Parkinson’s
Exercise benefits all people with Parkinson’s, regardless of how long you have been living with the condition. While everybody’s exercise needs and preferences are different, this course shares exercise recommendations for people living with Parkinson’s and tips for building an effective and enjoyable exercise routine.
Introduction to PSP
Progressive Supranuclear Palsy (PSP) is a rare neurological condition affecting the parts of the brain that control walking, eye movements, balance, speech and swallowing. Designed for those working in both health and aged care settings, this free course shares practical strategies to manage the symptoms of Progressive Supranuclear Palsy. This course is provided through the […]
Advanced Parkinson’s / Palliative Care
By completing this course, you will equip yourself with practical, evidence-based knowledge to improve chronic illness management and enable clients living with Parkinson’s to live as fully and comfortably as possible as they approach the end of their lives.
Parkinson’s Care for RN’s
Designed for Registered Nurses, this course examines Parkinson’s, its diagnosis and key symptoms, and the impact of Parkinson’s medication on movement and daily activities. By completing this course, you will equip yourself with practical, evidence-based knowledge to support residents living with the condition.
Parkinson’s Care for PCA’s
Parkinson’s is one of the most challenging diseases to manage. If you are a Personal Care Assistant working with clients living with Parkinson’s, this course is designed to help you provide evidence-based Parkinson’s care.
Palliative care and Parkinson’s
Palliative care has many benefits for people who receive it, but there are some common misconceptions about palliative care. This course shines a light on palliative care and explores why it is relevant and beneficial for everyone living with Parkinson’s, no matter the stage of your Parkinson’s journey.
LGBTIQA+ and living with Parkinson’s
This course explores aspects of the Parkinson’s journey, including navigating health and aged care systems. The course also shares practical information about your rights and building protections and supports. Some of the definitions and issues described in this course may also be useful in opening up conversations with members of your healthcare team.
Women and Parkinson’s
This course uses current and emerging research – as well as anecdotal accounts – to share insights, improve understanding and offer symptom management options for women living with Parkinson’s and for those caring for them.
Carer and Parkinson’s
Your carer journey is unique, but you are not alone. Seeking out information and support can help you and the person you care for to live well. This course shares practical tips for carers, including looking after your own well-being, strategies to support daily routines, practical supports, counselling supports and financial supports.