Parkinson Social NetworkRegister Now for this September event: Why is it so hard to get a good night’s sleep with Parkinson’s disease? with Dr. Lawrence M. Stein, MD
Tuesday, September 24, 12:30pm ET
(11:30am CT/ 10:30am MT / 9:30am PT)
Dr. Stein will share his knowledge and expertise helping those living with Parkinson’s disease to find a better night’s sleep.
Dr. Lawrence M. Stein, MD, FACP, FCCP has over 40 years experience working in Sleep Medicine, Pulmonary Disease, Critical Care Medicine, Internal Medicine for PMA Health. He is also Director of the Virginia Hospital Sleep Lab.
Please join us on Tuesday, September 24 12:30pm ET (11:30am CT/ 10:30am MT / 9:30am PT) for this special one hour presentation!
August Staying Connected | Watch & Discuss: Memory and Thinking Changes in Parkinson’s Disease
Watch & Discuss: Memory and Thinking Changes in Parkinson’s Disease
Tuesday, August 13
10:00am – 11:30am ET
(9am CT, 8am MT, 7am PT)
Join us as we Watch & Discuss the webinar recording from the Cleveland Clinic about Memory and Thinking Changes in Parkinson’s Disease with Darlene Floden, PhD, a neuropsychologist in Cleveland Clinic’s Center for Neurological Restoration. After watching the recording (about 25 minutes long), we will have a facilitated discussion.
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Save the Date!
Tuesday, September 24
12:30pm -1:30pm
“Why is it so hard to get a good night’s sleep with Parkinson’s disease?”
with Dr. Lawrence M. Stein, MD, FACP, FCCP
Registration for this event will be opening soon!
Happening In Our Parkinson’s Community…
- Tuesday, September 17 – APDA Virginia Parkinson’s Conference, Roanoke VA (in person) – Click here for more information and to register.
- Back in May, the Brain and Environment Symposium, brought together stakeholders in various health communities (including the Parkinson’s community) discussing brain health and our environment. You can now view recordings of this event by visiting YouTube.
- Recurring Meetings/Events
- The Southeast/Richmond PADRECC has announced their 2024 speaker/schedule of online events.
- First Wednesday of every month / 1:00 PM ET, online/virtual – Partners in Parkinson’s – Discussion and support for care partners and families of people with Parkinson’s Disease | Meeting ID: 892 0510 3333, Invite Link: https://apdaparkinson.zoom.us/j/89205103333
- Dance for PD – George Mason University GMU – visit their website for more details.
- The Davis Phinney Foundation Parkinson’s Care Partner Training is available to you for free and on your schedule.
- Live in Maryland? MAPS has a very extensive support group listing on their website.
- Marymount University’s PT Program is conducting a research study and recruiting study participants to measure the impact of climbing on physical and psychosocial measures of people with PD. To learn more about study, visit their website.
- Dance for Parkinson’s program at James Madison University – JMU has in-person and Zoom online classes. For more information about this program, visit their website here.
- Veteran’s with Early Onset Parkinson’s Disease (online) through Richmond VA/PADRECC, for more info, download this flyer!
- SPEAK OUT! Online Home practice sessions are available each day at 11am ET/10am CT/9am MT/8am PT from Parkinson Voice Project.
- Sign up for PD Avengers TODAY! PD Avengers is the Global Alliance to End Parkinson’s Disease.
- 7th World Parkinson Congress (WPC 2026), Phoenix, Arizona open to all stakeholders in the Parkinson’s community Sunday, May 24 – Wednesday, May 27, 2026.
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