Apathy is a non-motor symptom that can sneak into daily life when you have Parkinson’s disease (PD). Although apathy is not always immediately apparent, left..
If you have ever completed formal speech therapy related to Parkinson’s disease, you most likely graduated with a list of itemized tasks to continue at..
Recently, I came across a poignant remark made by a healthcare worker when she stated, “…just because COVID-19 is adding a new dynamic to our..
Don’t you hate when you plan to take a 5-minute break to refresh and it turns into 3 hours? Suddenly the productivity you envisioned for..
As we all wait to see how the COVID-19 pandemic shakes out, I created a short list of resources for your reference. It is easy..
Even with an excellent medical team it is possible for details of Parkinson’s care to be overlooked, left undiscussed, or never addressed during appointments. Because..
Recently I was working with a client who has Parkinson’s disease (PD) and we began discussing the vocal changes identified during her evaluation. With recognition..
We have all had a moment when something went down the “wrong tube” during a meal. Accidentally inhaling a piece of food or taking in..
I was recently invited to observe a weekly Parkinson’s disease (PD) meetup led by a local speech-language pathologist (SLP). At the end of the meeting..
In the sport of rock climbing there is a call and response that indicates the initiation of movement when scaling a rock wall. The call..
