The Parkinson’s Experience Podcast

This year I have been highlighting some of local areas in the U.S. where people with Parkinson’s take classes designed for their needs, provide social support, and community. It is truly magical...

Who doesn’t like magic tricks? I love watching magicians trying to surprise the audience with their slight of hand tricks. Always fascinates me and asking how do they do that. What does this...

September is Fall Prevention month. As we age, falling—or even the fear of falling—becomes increasingly common. For people with Parkinson’s, the risk is often higher due to specific changes in...

I’ve been eager to share with all of you in podcast land some important information and history about what I believe is one of the key drivers in helping fulfill the Michael J. Fox...

Listening to personal Parkinson’s stories offers valuable insights for everyone. In this episode, we interview Greg Ritscher, who responded to his diagnosis with determination shaped by his...

The range of symptoms and affected body systems in Parkinson’s disease is extensive. One area that is less frequently discussed is the vestibular system—the inner ear structure directly...

One of the possibilities along the Parkinson’s journey is losing the ability to drive safely. This possibility is a scary one. For many, driving equals independence. So, it means more than just...

Where do you exercise? Is there a place you can take classes specific for people with Parkinson’s? Is it convenient? I know of only a handful of cities where there is a one stop fits all...

Do you have trouble falling asleep, staying asleep, getting enough sleep? Well, you are not alone. It seems lack of sleep is an epidemic in the US. In particular, getting a restful night’s sleep...