Recently Diagnosed | Online Guide

Recently Diagnosed Boot Camp

3rd Tuesday of each month
from 2:3o – 3:30 pm (ET)

All programs are live and online. Program times are Eastern Standard Time (EST).

Getting diagnosed with Parkinson’s is a singular moment in your life. Everyone’s experience with that moment of diagnosis is different. Some may find it shocking or frightening, while others may feel relieved to finally have an answer to their symptoms. Support is available to assist with navigating uncertainties following diagnosis.

We invite you to join our monthly IPMDC Recently Diagnosed programs, designed specifically for individuals who have been diagnosed with Parkinson’s within the last 5 years. These free, virtual sessions each month provide guidance and support to help you make informed choices regarding your health, knowledge, exercise routines, and lifestyle.

This program is offered in partnership with:
Josefa Domingos, PhD
Movement Disorders & Parkinson’s Physiotherapist Specialist | Researcher
Radboud University Center, Nijmegen, The Netherlands.
Egas Moniz Physiotherapy Clinic & Research Centre, Portugal.
President, Parkinson’s Europe
and
John M Dean MA CCC-SLP
Chair, International Parkinson and Movement Disorder Society- Health Professionals Special Interest Group


Video Library

These sessions provide vital information for those newly diagnosed with Parkinson’s and their care partners as they navigate the early years.

Key Knowledge and Strategies to Face Future PD Challenges

November 19, 2024

Living with Parkinson’s comes with unique challenges, but having the right knowledge and strategies can make a significant difference. Empowering yourself with information and proactive planning allows you to take control of your health and prepare for the future with confidence. Join us to discuss essential insights and practical tips to help you navigate your Parkinson’s journey, equipping you to face each stage with resilience and informed decision-making.







Monitoring your PD symptoms – why, what, and how? 

January 17, 2023


These sessions address more common topics experienced by those with Parkinson’s and their community.

Why do I take twice as long to do things now?

September 17, 2024

How do I know if the Parkinson’s educational resources I use are trustworthy?

July 16, 2024

How do I monitor and report changes in my sleep to my doctor?

May 14, 2024


When Parkinson’s interferes with my ability to speak.

February 20, 2024


Smarter stepping: focusing on quality strides over quantity

January 16, 2024


“I have difficulties communicating when I …”

October 17, 2023


Feeling Low, Nervous or Indifferent to doing basic things in life?

February 21, 2023


What can I do to control posture, balance & walking issues in early PD?

October 18, 2022


What is the impact of communication & voice in early PD?

November 15, 2022


Addressing difficulties paying attention, thinking clearly, or planning an activity

Tuesday, March 21, 2023


Family, Friends and Work: Managing the Dynamics of Relationships

July 19, 2022


These sessions cover topics that are either under-reported or of particular interest in the Parkinson’s community. They may also include a deep dive on a particular topic for those for answers to a particular concern.

Latest Insights From the International Parkinson and Movement Disorder Society Congress

October 2024


When should a person with Parkinson’s change their exercise routine?

June 18, 2024


Cool Tech Gear:
Apps, wearables & other technologies for better Parkinson’s care

March 19, 2024



Addressing
PD-related Pain

Tuesday, April 18, 2023


Does dual-task training help walking, balance, and motor difficulties in Parkinson’s?

September 19, 2023



Technologies for Parkinson’s: balancing Benefits vs. Frustrations

Tuesday, June 20, 2023



Online Exercise: Just a Complement to or a Vital Part of Your Parkinson’s Exercise Journey?

Tuesday, May 16, 2023



Highlights from the World Parkinson Congress (WPC) 2023

Tuesday, July 18, 2023


Introduction

March 15, 2022
Please click here to watch an introductory video for this program.