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Topic: Managing the Return of Parkinson’s Symptoms With a Unique Treatment

Experiencing a return of your Parkinson’s symptoms? You’re not alone. Hear from a healthcare professional at a FREE educational program sponsored by

Acorda Therapeutics.

Featured Speaker(s)

Rajeev Kumar, MD Medical Director, Rocky Mountain Movement

Disorders Center

James G., Ambassador, Person Living with Parkinson’s

To register for this event, please click HERE

This webinar is sponsored by:

Topic: Dyskinesia and ‘OFF’ in Parkinson’s Patients Taking Levodopa Treatment Approach for Motor Complications

Join the Parkinson Association of the Rockies, Dr. Solis-Cohen, and Patient Ambassador, Kendall to learn about methods to help with Dyskinesia and 'OFF' times.

Dr. Luisa Solis-Cohen joined Colorado Neurodiagnostics in August 2017. She is committed to comprehensive neurological care both in the outpatient clinic and hospital acute care neurological consultations.

Patient ambassador Kendall was diagnosed with PD in 2010 and will discuss his journey with Dyskinesia.

For more detailed information about this webinar, or to register, click HERE.

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Join the Parkinson Association of the Rockies, Dr. Carlisle, and Kathryn Siebert, O.T., to learn more about Hallucinations and Delusions and Safe Driving.

Dr. Carlisle is completing the Behavioral and Neuropsychiatry Fellowship this summer and transitioning to an Assistant Professor position at the University of Colorado School of Medicine in the Department of Neurology. She is a board-certified neurologist also seeking specialty boarding in Behavioral Neurology.

The goal of the session is to normalize psychosis in Parkinson's disease to allow for open discussion with friends, family, and providers to improve the quality of life in people with Parkinson's disease experiencing psychosis.

Kathryn Siebert will then discuss how the ability to drive is closely linked to our ideas of independence and identity. After a medical diagnosis, driving may be a sensitive subject to discuss because it is seen as a deeply personal topic. We believe that knowledge is key to making decisions and an individualized approach is best.

This presentation will focus on the potential impacts that symptoms of Parkinson’s disease may have on driving, assessments for driving fitness, and tips for continuing to drive as long, and as safely as possible.

To register for the in-person event, please call (303) 830-1839 or email .

To register for the virtual event, please CLICK HERE

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Please read if you or your partner participate in our exercise classes.

We have a new, more efficient way to register for your classes. You will able to do everything from our website. This new program will provide better communication to you in regards to when a new class is offered, a class is canceled, and an easier way to have communications with our instructors.

We know this can be challenging, so we put together an instruction sheet and video to make the transition easier.

if you are not able to. 

Call (303) 830-1839 or email if you need any help!

Located at the Jewish Community Center

350 S Dahlia St, Denver, CO 80246

Interested? Call (303) 830-1839 or email Emma.

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at (303) 830-1839 or email Emma.

To access a full list of exercise classes, please visit our website.

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