June Staying Connected Newsletter & Events

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Watch and Discuss

Watch & Discuss: Mental Wellness Essentials for Parkinson’s
Tuesday, June 10th
10am-11:30am ET (9am CT, 8am MT, 7am PT)

We will be watching the recording of a Davis Phinney Foundation Live Well Today webinar: Mental Wellness Essentials for Parkinson’s with Dr. Greg Pontone.
In this recording, Dr. Greg Pontone—renowned Division Chief and Professor of Aging, Behavioral, and Cognitive Neurology at the University of Florida—dives deep into the mental health aspects of Parkinson’s. From anxiety and depression to apathy and anger, Dr. Pontone breaks down the reasons behind these symptoms, their impact on daily life, and actionable strategies to manage them effectively.
Don’t miss this opportunity to gain knowledge, hope, and actionable advice from a leading expert in the field! Empower yourself with insights that can transform your mental wellness journey. After watching the recording, we will have a live facilitated discussion.


Join the Conversation: A Special Open Forum
Wednesday, June 18th
11am-12:30pm ET 
(10am CT, 9am MT, 8am PT)

We want to hear from you! You are invited to a lively and engaging open discussion led by the inspiring Parkinson’s advocates, Denise and Bernard Coley. After their highly praised presentation in November 2024 (you can watch the recording on our YouTube channel), the Coleys are returning by popular demand to host a dynamic and inclusive forum.
This is your chance to ask questions, share your thoughts, and connect directly with the Coleys and the PSN Board of Directors. Whether you have ideas, concerns, or simply want to listen and learn, your voice matters—and we want to know what’s on your mind about Parkinson’s.
Don’t miss this exciting opportunity to engage with two vibrant and passionate leaders in our community. Come join us and be part of the conversation. We can’t wait to hear from you!
(Note: This is not a forum for specific or personal medical questions. Please share your personal medical questions with your neurologist/movement disorder specialist or medical provider.)