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    • Living Well with PD Parksinsons Awareness
    • April is Parkinson's Awareness Month
    • Start Here for the Newly Diagnosed
    • Community Resources >
      • Movement Disorder Specialists and Neurologists
      • Additional Classes in SWFL for PD
      • Additional SWFL resources for PD
    • Participate in a PD Study
    • Articles & Research on PD >
      • Social Support Improves PD Symptoms
      • Exercise Improves PD Outcomes
      • Genetic Role in PD
      • Advances in PD
      • Genetic Link to PD
      • Exercise and improved executive Functioning with PD
      • Exercise and Fall Prevention with PD
      • Intimacy and PD
      • spinal cord neuroprosthesis and PD
      • Advance Care Planning and PD
      • Cognitive Impairment Treatment PD
      • Mercury and PD
      • Cognitive Remediation Therapy
      • COVID Vulnerability and PD
      • Postural Instability Severity PD
      • Early Trial for Treatment Shows Promise
      • Biomarker Found
      • Therapeutic Benefits of Dance
      • Ultrasound Therapy for PD
      • Improvisational Theatre for PD
      • PD Detection using AI and Breathing Patterns
      • ALTERNATIVE MOVEMENT EXERCISE
      • NON INVASIVE TREATMENT R-TMS
      • Group Therapy
      • Multidisciplinary Approach to PD
      • VIBRATING GLOVE SHOWES PROMISE
      • Prevalence of PD Underestimated
      • Differences in Men and Women with PD
      • Intermittent Fasting for PD
      • Meditation and Complementary Therapy for PD
      • Cognitive Impairment and PD
      • Aerobic Exercise Alters Brain Function in PD
      • A-Synuclein Biomarker
      • Mediterranean Diet for PD
      • Regular Exercise Improve PD Quality of Life
    • Videos of PD Talks
    • Info about PD >
      • Parkinson Disease in Florida
      • 10 things to know about PD
      • More About PD
    • RESPONDING TO COVID-19
  • Members Only
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    • Sample Calendar of Activities
    • Movement Classes
    • Support Groups
    • Speech & Music
    • Just for Fun Wellness Classes
    • Education Programs
    • Caregiver Programs
    • EARLY ONSET PD
    • Lunch Bunch
    • Events >
      • Education Symposium
      • Bingo for Bags and Baubles
      • A Step Forward Overcoming Obstacles Luncheon
      • Step Up for PD Walk
      • Mingle & Jingle for PD
  • About Us
    • Our Mission
    • Board of Directors
    • Staff
    • News/Press >
      • 2023-24 Board Announced
    • Blog
  • Become a Member
  • GET INVOLVED
    • ENEWS SIGN UP
    • Contact us
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    • PARKINSONS AWARENESS MONTH GIVING
    • Our Giving Society
    • ANNUAL FUND
    • IN HONOR
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