Our next PD EDU focuses on speech issues in Parkinson's disease. You will learn how breathing, voice, and swallowing are all affected by Parkinson’s Disease. A group to help people with PD use their voices in a fun way is just getting started too!
Steady Strides 2022
Well it is that time of year again! Parkinson Support & Wellness is excited to announce our annual 5k fundraiser is on October 1st at the Lindner Family Tennis Center. The race start time is at 10am this year, versus the usual 9am. We made this decision to push back the race start time to allow our racers with Parkinson Disease to have some extra time in the morning to let their bodies warm up!
Spring Forum 2022
Educational Opportunities
Spring Forum 2022
Basics of PD & Beyond the Basics Programs
Fundraiser at The Littlefield
Pd Edu: In-Home Caregiving
Steady Strides 2021 Photo Dump
Steady Strides 2021, Presented by Supernus Pharmaceuticals, was a Great Success!
When the Steady Strides 2021, presented by Supernus race committee met in January of this year to plan for this year’s event, we worried that we would be facing real challenges in trying to hold an in-person race in the second year of a pandemic. We pushed the date of the race back to October once again, in hopes of a safer gathering. As Spring turned to Summer and Summer to Fall, we saw that many race and walk events were either being cancelled again or resulted in around a 50% participation rate.
Speech Therapy & Swallowing Issues Event
Steady Strides Raffle is Open Online!
Steady Strides 2021 October 2 at the Lindner Family Tennis Center
Steady Strides 2021, presented by Supernus Pharmaceuticals is back at The Lindner Family Tennis Center in Mason on October 2. Our race has become a symbol of the vibrancy of our region’s Parkinson community. Steady Strides has become an annual celebration of our community’s will and capability to do our best at living well with this difficult disease.
Rock on the James 2021
Steady Strides Registration is Open!
Sunflower Revolution
Making a Home Accessible Event
Years in the Works, Beyond the Basics Program Comes to Fruition
When a new diagnosis of Parkinson's is handed down, there is always someone who is surprised. No matter how much you may have known deep down that it was probably Parkinson' s, most of us are still surprised -- even horrified -- to be told we have a degenerative, incurable disease. How can we live with that?