An interview with David Hoisington: Brain Rehabilitation for Parkinson’s   Biography I have a Ph.D. in rehabilitation counseling (Syracuse University, NY) with a thesis on empathy (full fellowship), and clinical experience with people suffering from brain injury....

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An interview with Brent Maney: Parkinson’s Advocacy.   Biography I’m a former Air Force Pararescueman (PJ) and full-time caregiver to my wife, who’s been living with Parkinson’s for 18 years. I did 12 years active duty before...

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An interview with Hannah Komarov: The Young Mom Next Door with Parkinson’s: Redefining What Illness Looks Like   Biography I started out as the founder of Hedgehog Han nah (animal conservation educator), then became a preschool teacher, and...

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An interview with John Carmichael: Sharing the Shake   Biography I was diagnosed in 2014 with my primary symptoms being a slight tremor in my right hand and falls. The falls were a major concern as...

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An interview with James Babcock: Building Ori: Emotional AI and Real Human Hope   Biography James Babcock is the founder and CEO of Ori Technologies, a Canadian startup developing the world’s first emotionally intelligent wearable. With a...

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An interview with Larry Tanner: Touching lives 1 color at a time.   Biography I was an over the road trucker for 34 yrs covering all 48 states sharing stories & listening to others share their...

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An interview with Jeffrey Sloan: Parkinson’s Pie   Biography Born and raised in Michigan.  Oldest of five siblings.  I earned my Bachelor of Arts degree from Michigan State University.  I spent most of my career in data...

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An interview with Kevin McAney: But you meet such nice people!   Biography I am originally from England and migrated to Australia 40years ago. I have been a Police officer in both countries and worked in Private...

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An interview with Joseph Barrett,  Living in the Gray, a Survival Guide to Living with YOPD   Biography I am a 43 year old, divorced father of three. 10,10,12. I live in New Jersey, and I was...

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An interview with Peter Dunlap-Shohl: A cartoonist takes on Parkinson’s Disease   Biography Peter Dunlap-Shohl, to his shock, was diagnosed in 2002 with Parkinson’s disease. He  was 43, and in no position to deal with an incurable,...

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