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• Parkinson's Caregiver Burnout: Handling Grief, Anxiety, and Depression November 8, 2018 One of the biggest myths about grief is that it only follows a death. The truth is that grief can show up long before death arrives and can often be triggered the moment a Parkinson’s diagnosis is delivered. This concept, called Anticipatory Grief, can affect everyone - the person diagnosed, their spouse, their children, their close friends - yet often…
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• Speech, Voice & Parkinson’s Q&A with John Dean January 28, 2021 We recently hosted a webinar with speech-language pathologist John Dean. You can get access to the recording here. We received so many questions during the session that we weren’t able to answer them all; so, John was kind enough to do some written Q&A for us. “When is a good time to start speech therapy?” It’s much better to maintain…
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