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COTA Supports Government Advice on COVID-19

Council on the Ageing (COTA) Australia has endorsed Government advice that all older people should remain at home as much as possible and to take precautions when outside their home. […]

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Tips for Managing Carer Stress

According to Carers NSW, key contributors to carer stress include: The daily physical and emotional demands of caring Lack of choice Conflict and frustration Lack of support Social isolation The greater […]

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Importance of Planning Ahead for Carers

Carers are often focused on the immediate challenges of caring that it can be difficult to find time to make emergency or long-term plans, or to make sure their expertise […]

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How to Fit Regular Exercise into Your Day

We all seem to busier than we’ve ever been before and fitting exercise into your day can be hard – especially now there are voluntary isolation and social distancing requirements […]

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Mick’s DBS Journey

Mick’s Aged 65 Had DBS surgery in October 2010  I was diagnosed with Parkinson’s in August 2002. My father had it and I went through the symptoms I had developed […]

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Meet & Greet: Ashfield

The Ashfield (Sydney) Support Group was established in March 2019, so it is now celebrating its first anniversary with Parkinson’s NSW. The Group meets in the Cardinal Freeman Village – […]

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New Study Challenges Current Theories on Cause of Motor Symptoms

A new study by a joint research team from the Institute for Basic Science, the Korea Institute of Science and Technology and the Asan Medical Center in South Korea may […]

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Use Technology to Socialise while in Isolation

Use Technology to Socialise while in Isolation As most of us are at home practising social isolation, video-chatting can help you stay in touch with your fellow Support Group participants, […]

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Do you Require Aged Care Advocacy?

Do you Require Aged Care Advocacy? The Seniors Rights Service offers aged care advocacy to people using in-home and residential aged care services. If something goes wrong, Seniors Rights Service […]

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Your privacy is Important to us

Many readers ask: “Will Parkinson’s NSW sell my contact details to marketing organisations?” The answer is no, we will not. Your privacy is important to us. Parkinson’s NSW uses your […]

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Additional Parkinson’s Nurse for Coffs Harbour

The role of the Parkinson’s Specialist Nurse in Coffs Harbour has been expanded to a full-time position with an additional part-time position created. Based on the findings of the Parkinson’s […]

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Personal Trainers Improve Parkinson’s Exercise Outcomes

All exercise is good for people living with Parkinson’s, however exercise with a Personal Trainer is even better. Working with a Personal Trainer will make you fitter, stronger and increase […]

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19th February 2025

Participate in the Natural History of Parkinson’s Disease Study

Neuroscience Research Australia (NeuRA) is conducting a Natural History of Parkinson’s Disease study. There is an opportunity for 100 people living with Parkinson’s and 50 individuals without Parkinson’s (who would […]
19th February 2025

Do you need an MLAK key?

The MLAK (Master Locksmiths Access Key) is a universal lock and key system that allows people with a disability access to public facilities 24 hours a day, seven days a […]