Parkinson’s Education Program
We are excited to present educational programs designed specifically for the Parkinson’s community. Our programming is tailored to address community needs and provide you with information that matters to you.
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Sleeping Well with Parkinson’s – Glenview, IL
Where: East Wing Glenview Senior Center
Lakeview Room
2400 Chestnut Ave.
Glenview, Illinois
When: 4:00 PM – 6:00 PM
Join us on Thursday, May 15
- Discover ways to improve sleep quality
- Manage disruptions caused by aging and Parkinson’s related sleep issues
- Gain practical advice on how to safely get out of bed, reducing the risk of falls after sleep
Speaker Highlight:
Dr. Roneil Malkani, MD, MS
Austin Pohlman, Neuro Exercise Specialist
Space is limited, registration required. Register here.
“A-Round” Parkinson’s Disease: Education & Round Table Discussions for People Living with Parkinson’s Disease and their Caregivers
Round Table Discussions will give you opportunity to select topic choices covering a variety of discussions on the hottest topics in Parkinson’s care, including the latest symptom management strategies, lifestyle tips, and more. Whether you’re newly diagnosed or have been living with Parkinson’s for years, you decide which discussions to join, ensuring you get the most relevant and valuable insights
This is a unique opportunity to learn and ask questions and connect with others in a supportive setting. Whether you’re newly diagnosed or have been living with Parkinson’s for years, you decide which discussions to join, ensuring you get the most relevant and valuable insights.
When: 2:00 PM – 4:30 PM
Where: Prisco Community Center – 150 West Illinois Ave. Aurora, IL 60506
Join this engaging education program where you will get expert guidance, meaningful conversations, and valuable connections.
The keynote presented by renowned neurologist, Dr. Padmaja Vittal will give you the latest advancements in Parkinson’s research, treatment options, and management strategies.
Round Table Discussion Topics Include:
- Dyskinesia
- Social Engagement
- Self-Care for Care Partners
- Senior Life Management
Table A: “Good on time” Without Troublesome Dyskinesia
Lead by Dr. Padmaja Vittal
Learn the best ways to manage Parkinson’s Symptoms
Explore What is dyskinesia, how it differs from OFF, and how both impact GOOD ON time
Engage with Dr. Padmaja Vittal to get your specific questions answered
TABLE B: Social Engagement for Your Best Life
Lead by Michele Mangrum BS, CDS
Learn how creative social engagement can have a significant impact on your life
Explore how positive peer pressure and building a network of friends can help
Engage with Michele and others to set some fun goals for personal success
TABLE C: Good Self Care for Care Partners
Lead by Melanie Adams, MA, BS, CVA
Learn 5 strength-based strategies for lowering stress that are as unique as you
Explore resources available to you, both in person and online
Engage with other care partners as we learn and laugh together
TABLE D: Being Proactive to Avoid a Crisis as We Age
Lead by Gina Knight, National Aging In Place Counsil Founder, Chicagoland
Learn about the importance of fall prevention
Explore the challenging moving parts of senior life management
Engage and discover valuable tools and resources
Click HERE to register today!