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25.01.2022 Our amazing ambassador, Mark Mickan



25.01.2022 Has anyone got some spare time this Thursday? Parkinson's SA are compiling the latest in touch newsletter this Thursday in Unley, and we could do with some extra hands. If you've got time from 10am this Thursday and are willing to help us envelope newsletters, we'd love to hear from you please email [email protected] or message us via Facebook. Thanks in advance

25.01.2022 Hosted by Parkinson’s SA&NT, we invite those living with Young Onset Parkinson’s and their primary supports to attend a virtual forum, with guest speakers on topics of interest including normalising and managing grief and resentment, research updates, relationships sex and intimacy, NDIS, maintaining mental wellness and managing apathy, and the benefits of exercise. There will be two rooms streaming simultaneously with interest topics, participants will be able to log into either room one or room two, and listen to the four topics on offer. All sessions will be recorded, so if there are conflicting sessions , you will be able to view the recordings at www.vimeo.com/parkinsonssa for any sessions you missed. RSVP to 8357 8909 or [email protected] join Zoom at www.parkinsonssa.org.au/zoom

24.01.2022 Always open to collaborate to come up with the best outcomes. Parkinson’s SA&NT’s project designing the YOP-X (Young Onset Parkinson’s app) with CareApp using the knowledge and research of Fiona Kerr from the NeuroTech Institute and Matthew Iasiello at SAHMRI Wellbeing and Resilience Centre. #parkinsonsdisease #wellbeing #southaustralia #togetherfight #innovation



23.01.2022 Check out what goes on Brain X Body Fitness Studio - amazing . To join contact Tayla on 0499 088 725

22.01.2022 https://www.theaustralian.com.au//820bea79d4dd8ca53330be9c

22.01.2022 Did you miss out on this mornings session with Professor Bittar on Focused Ultrasound? Or perhaps you just want to listen again? Click on our vimeo link below to watch now :) Big thanks to Professor Bittar who joined us for this very educational seminar.



22.01.2022 Hosted by Parkinson’s SA&NT, this friday 27th November, we invite those living with Young Onset Parkinson’s and their primary supports to attend a virtual forum, with guest speakers on topics of interest including normalising and managing grief and resentment, research updates, relationships sex and intimacy, NDIS, maintaining mental wellness and managing apathy, and the benefits of exercise. There will be two rooms streaming simultaneously with interest topics, participants will be able to log into either room one or room two, and listen to the four topics on offer. All sessions will be recorded, so if there are conflicting sessions , you will be able to view the recordings at www.vimeo.com/parkinsonssa for any sessions you missed. RSVP to 8357 8909 or [email protected] join Zoom at www.parkinsonssa.org.au/zoom

21.01.2022 Love is patient, love is kind....

21.01.2022 Dear Parkinson’s SA community I’m sure many of you have seen the Covid-19 updates on the news. In order to be cautious, we have cancelled the face to face meeting of the North East Support Group and will reschedule at a later day. Please read the below locations carefully and do not attend any face to face groups if you have any symptoms. Any questions please call the SA COVID-19 Information Line on 1800 253 787....Continue reading

15.01.2022 Parkinson’s SA&NT are looking for 150 people with Parkinson’s to participate in a cognitive trial in conjunction with Flinders University and The University of Adelaide. If you are interested in being a part of this cognitive project please ring Parkinson’s SA&NT on 8357 8909 or email [email protected]

15.01.2022 The office is physically closed however the team is available by phone and online like many other services. Please remember that essential services like bathing, cleaning, medication delivery, physio, OT etc in the home is OK and should continue. These essential workers have training to ensure that they keep you safe and healthy. Please take note of temporary restrictions expected to be for 2 weeks.



15.01.2022 You can see from this video that BBFS is encouraging wellbeing.... call then to have an assessment and join.

15.01.2022 Join our wonderful team. We are looking for a Clinical Nurse Consultant to help make a difference in the lives of people with Parkinson’s and other Neuro/movement conditions. Please share with your networks. https://hospitalresearch.expr3ss.com/jobDetails

14.01.2022 Our next online Women with Parkinson's Group is coming up next Thursday. RSVP to 8357 8909 or [email protected] join Zoom at www.parkinsonssa.org.au/zoom

12.01.2022 Do you live regionally? Join us at our next online Regional Connect Zoom Group - Designed specifically to reach our community that live outside of Metropolitan Adelaide, this group aims to connect those who wouldn’t normally be able to access existing metro supports. Whether you’re in Coober Pedy or Coobowie, Alice Springs or Angaston or anywhere in between - we welcome your attendance. Regional and remote members may have differing priorities and needs compared to those in metro Adelaide, so we invite you to attend this group and share your ideas and thoughts of what you need from this group going forward. RSVP to 8357 8909 or [email protected] join Zoom at www.parkinsonssa.org.au/zoom

11.01.2022 Join us for a Christmas catchup in the carpark at 25 King William Road. Drinks and Nibbles and a chance to chat with the Parkinson's community and celebrate the upcoming festive season.

11.01.2022 Call 1800 644 189 if you need to talk

10.01.2022 Everyone welcome to register for this webinar

10.01.2022 A revolutionary new exercise machine has just arrived in Adelaide offering life changing benefits to South Aussies with neuromuscular conditions. www.7NEWS.com.au #7NEWS

10.01.2022 Our next virtual living well zoom session is coming up on Nov 19th - Sensory processing is the way that a person perceives, processes and organises the information that they receive through their senses hearing, sight, touch, smell, taste and movement. This sensory information can work both for you and against you, and can even be involved in exacerbating or relieving some of the symptoms of Parkinson’s such as fatigue and anxiety. This session aims to encourage you to consider how you interpret sensory information and get you thinking about using your sensory system as a symptom management tool. RSVP on 83578909 or [email protected] Join us on Zoom via www.parkinsonssa.org.au/zoom

06.01.2022 One of our ambassadors, Mark Mickan.

06.01.2022 Fantastic to have the Health Minister visit Brain X Body Fitness Studio this morning. Stephen Wade MLC

04.01.2022 The amazing client support and well-being team from Parkinson's SA bringing specialised allied health services to KI. https://www.hospitalresearch.com.au//parkinson%E2%80%99s-s #regionalsupport #parkinsonsawareness #livingwellwithparkinsons The Hospital Research Foundation

02.01.2022 Say no to independent assessments. Parkinson's and other movement/neurological disorders require a range of allied health professionals and specialists to define what the impact of the condition is on every day life - not one person in 20 minutes!

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