During the 15 years I have worked with people living with PD, I have heard many easy changes that people have recommended. One of the...

Non-motor symptoms such as you mentioned are seen in PD more than people realize. For some, the changes in cognition can be more...

Apathy is one of the nonmotor symptoms of PD that is difficult to diagnose and treat. Apathy can appear differently; common symptoms...

A nutritious and balanced diet is the foundation of good health. Research continues to confirm that a whole-food, plant-based diet is...

I was diagnosed with PD, and I've noticed I don't seem to enjoy the activities I have always done in the past. Nothing is as much fun as...

As a support group facilitator for many years, my opinion would be biased. Based on my experience and information from HelpGuide.org, a...

You’re right; the time allotted for your visit with your neurologist seems shorter than in years past, so being prepared is more...

I have more problems with fatigue, apathy, and depression than I do with motor issues. The non-motor symptoms bother me more. Is this...

I was diagnosed with PD nine years ago. My progression has been slow, but recently, I have found it more challenging to do some of my...

Do I need to see a physical therapist (PT) and an occupational therapist (OT)? I thought they did the same thing. There are good reasons...

My PD symptoms are progressing. My wife and I have always enjoyed traveling, but I am reluctant to plan a long trip. Any suggestions?...

CFMC Question #2 My primary care physician diagnosed me with Parkinson's disease (PD). She suggested I see a neurologist. A friend...

Welcome to our new blog post from the Center for Movement Challenges. Our social worker, Lynn Ross, will be answering your questions here...