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David Gebhart, Still in shock? That’s Life with Parkinson’s
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David Gebhart, Still in shock? That’s Life with Parkinson’s

David was diagnosed with Young Onset Parkinson’s Disease in May of 2017 at age 43, but had been having symptoms up to 8-10 years…

April 13, 2024
Alison Geymer Physical Therapist, Big Heart Center for Parkinson’s Wellness: Beyond BIG; Comprehensive Wellness to Tackle Parkinson’s
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Alison Geymer Physical Therapist, Big Heart Center for Parkinson’s Wellness: Beyond BIG; Comprehensive Wellness to Tackle Parkinson’s

Dr. Alison Geymer has been treating the neurological population for 17 years. Since 2016, she has been running group exercise classes for people with…

April 12, 2024
Mary Crescenzo: How the Arts Can Foster Connection and Communication with persons with dementia and Parkinson’s.
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Mary Crescenzo: How the Arts Can Foster Connection and Communication with persons with dementia and Parkinson’s.

Mary Crescenzo is recipient of a 2022 Maude’s Award for Innovations in Alzheimer’s Care which honors her pioneer work in arts engagement through her…

April 11, 2024
Angela Halpern from LSVT LOUD: From Passion to Purpose: A quest to empower people with Parkinson’s
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Angela Halpern from LSVT LOUD: From Passion to Purpose: A quest to empower people with Parkinson’s

Ms. Halpern is an expert in voice/speech disorders and treatment efficacy research for people with Parkinson’s disease. She is the Chief Clinical Officer for…

April 10, 2024
Angela & Karl Robb from RobbWorks: Over 40 years Living Well with Parkinson’s and Still Learning
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Angela & Karl Robb from RobbWorks: Over 40 years Living Well with Parkinson’s and Still Learning

Karl Robb has had Young Onset Parkinson’s disease (PD) for over thirty years. With symptoms since he was seventeen years old, Karl was diagnosed…

April 9, 2024
Mary Kay, Veteran & Valley Women Opening Parkinson’s-Specific Exercise Facility with two goals in mind: Consistency & Connection.
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Mary Kay, Veteran & Valley Women Opening Parkinson’s-Specific Exercise Facility with two goals in mind: Consistency & Connection.

Mary Kay Junis is a strength & conditioning coach for seniors and adults with PD. Originally from Chicago, she moved to the valley after…

April 9, 2024
Dr. Becca Miller, Associate Professor at Yale University, clinical psychologist and Parkinson’s advocate
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Dr. Becca Miller, Associate Professor at Yale University, clinical psychologist and Parkinson’s advocate

Becca Miller is an Associate Professor at Yale University, a clinical psychologist and Parkinson’s advocate living and working in New Haven, CT, USA. She…

April 9, 2024
Debbie Compton, Certified Caregiver Advocate: Aliens in the House, now what?!
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Debbie Compton, Certified Caregiver Advocate: Aliens in the House, now what?!

Debbie Compton is a three-time caregiver for parents with different forms of Dementia, Alzheimer’s , Parkinson’s and Vascular Dementia. She is a Certified Caregiving…

April 6, 2024
An interview with Interview Jessica Galgano PhD from Open Lines Speech and Communication & LSVT Global, Inc.
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An interview with Interview Jessica Galgano PhD from Open Lines Speech and Communication & LSVT Global, Inc.

I am a speech-language pathologist and the Founder and CEO of Open Lines® Speech and Communication. My personal experience growing up with a parent…

April 5, 2024
John Andrejack, PAIR for the Parkinson’s Foundation: This Is A Message Of Hope!
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John Andrejack, PAIR for the Parkinson’s Foundation: This Is A Message Of Hope!

John is 57 years old, a lifelong educator, husband, father of an amazing atypical kid, Patient Advocate in Research (PAIR) for the Parkinson’s Foundation,…

April 4, 2024