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Are older women with Parkinson’s overlooked?

UK resident Pam Archer was diagnosed with Parkinson’s at the age of 74. As a former nurse whose sister lives with the condition, she said she already had some understanding […]

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The Value of Exercise Progression and Regression

The value of exercise progression and regression   There is no single ‘best’ exercise for individuals living with Parkinson’s because different exercises target the unique combination of symptoms each person […]

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Ten Self Care Strategies

Stress affects nearly everyone at some point and over time. It can lead to serious health issues like heart disease, high blood pressure, and diabetes. Practicing self-care regularly can help […]

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Tips on Eating Out

Eating out should be an enjoyable activity.  However, for those living with Parkinson’s unexpected challenges can diminish the enjoyment and discourage many from eating out.   Following are some tips […]

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Support Group Round-up February 2025

Support Group Roundup By Stacey Foster, Support Group Coordinator Happy New Year everyone! This year is already gearing up to be a big one. There are several Support Group visits […]

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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 […]

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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 […]

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In the Spotlight: Northern Rivers Support Group

The area served by the Northern Rivers Parkinson’s Support Group extends from Ocean Shores to Wollongbar. The Group meets in the township of Alstonville. The Group Leader for the past […]

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Exercise Not One Size Fits All

Exercise: One Size Can’t Fit All

There is a large amount of research happening around the benefits of exercise for people with Parkinson’s.  Most people want an easy answer.  Unfortunately, there isn’t one. Below is a […]

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Nurses in Action – Stephen & Suzanne Gee Praise Nurse Jody Lloyd, Port Macquarie

A few years ago, Stephen Gee noticed that he was having more trouble with the physical aspects of his work as a refrigeration mechanic in Sydney.   “I had to […]

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Healthy brain function

Lifestyle Factors Affecting Your Cognitive Abilities

'Cognitive' is a term used in psychology to describe anything related to thinking, learning, and understanding. So when we talk about cognitive skills or processes, it refers to different aspects […]

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Helping Someone Through a Panic Attack

There are many ways to help someone experiencing a panic attack, but the most important things are to remain calm and help in the ways that they ask for. A […]

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18th June 2025
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Low Blood Pressure on Standing a Likely Body-First Parkinson’s Marker

In body-first subtype, disease may start in the digestive tract and then spread  People with Parkinson’s disease who have orthostatic hypotension – that’s where the blood pressure drops suddenly upon standing up […]
18th June 2025
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How to Take the Stress out of Gardening with Parkinson’s

Gardening can be a form of therapeutic exercise. Tasks such as digging, weeding, and planting can improve or maintain your:   Flexibility  Strength   Coordination  Dexterity   Balance   Heart health   Being in the […]