Join Laura Lou for virtual chair classes on zoom. Classes are Mondays 11am to Noon, sessions typically run 12 weeks. Register at www.pro.eventbrite.com or call 800.426.6806 These classes have been designed specifically for those with Parkinson’s disease. This approach combines yoga, tai-chi and dance, improving flexibility, strength, balance and overall coordination. Great for those concerned […]
This session is January 2 - March 27, 2023, 13 weeks. Pranayama yoga can help energize the body and mind, improve alertness and concentration, reduce stress, may benefit those with tremor, improve memory and cognitive functions, help with sleeping disorders, provide mental-emotional stability and build confidence and improve quality of life. Nishita has been practicing […]
Weekly table tennis at the West Linn Adult Community Center. This is a wonderful way to meet other people with Parkinson's and care partners. Table tennis is good for hand eye coordination and balance. The goal of playing together is to rally and have fun! Contact Nia for more information at 971-727-3532
These classes are based on the Methods of John Argue and have been designed specifically for those with Parkinson’s disease. This approach combines yoga, tai-chi and dance, improving flexibility, strength, balance and overall coordination. The method is known to help prevent falls, improve facial expressiveness and improve intelligibility of speech. His proven strategy for coping […]
Grab a paddle (provided) and come play table tennis! This group meets weekly on Wednesdays from 1:00-2:30pm at the PRO Beaverton office at 8880 SW Nimbus Ave Suite B. No experience necessary. Coach Rob can teach you how to play. Table tennis is a fantastic way to move your body, socialize, and practice hand-eye coordination. […]
PRO is offering a PD Zoom Support Group meeting, open to people with Parkinson's as well as their care partners, that is staff facilitated. To join and obtain call-in details for the General Tele-Support Group, please email Libby at libby@parkinsonsresources.org Please remember that the PRO helpline is open and available Monday through Friday: 800-426-6806.
Numerous studies reveal the benefits of the practice, including reductions in symptoms related to anxiety, depression, stress, chronic pain and more. Recent studies now specifically addressing the benefits of mindfulness for Parkinson’s Disease confirm promising results. In partnership with Washington County This MINDFUL MEDITATION CLASS is about befriending the mind so that we can to the […]
This is a group for care partners of people with Parkinson's who are displaying cognitive changes. This may be a formal Parkinson's Dementia diagnosis, or just a change in cognitive function. The group meets on Zoom on the 1st Thursday of the month from 1:00pm-2:00pm. For more information and to sign-up for the group contact […]
This is the first session of the Communication Skills Group of the year! This session runs from January 6- March 10, 2023 The same PD symptoms that occur in muscles of the body, tremor, stiffness and slow movement - can occur in the muscles used in speaking: A soft voice, mumbled or fast speech, loss […]
These classes are based on the Methods of John Argue and have been designed specifically for those with Parkinson’s disease. This approach combines yoga, tai-chi and dance, improving flexibility, strength, balance and overall coordination. The method is known to help prevent falls, improve facial expressiveness and improve intelligibility of speech. His proven strategy for coping […]
Join Laura Lou for virtual chair classes on zoom. Classes are Mondays 11am to Noon, sessions typically run 12 weeks. Register at www.pro.eventbrite.com or call 800.426.6806 These classes have been designed specifically for those with Parkinson’s disease. This approach combines yoga, tai-chi and dance, improving flexibility, strength, balance and overall coordination. Great for those concerned […]
This session is January 2 - March 27, 2023, 13 weeks. Pranayama yoga can help energize the body and mind, improve alertness and concentration, reduce stress, may benefit those with tremor, improve memory and cognitive functions, help with sleeping disorders, provide mental-emotional stability and build confidence and improve quality of life. Nishita has been practicing […]
The Vancouver Care Partner support group at Touchmark welcomes care partners who are supporting loved ones living with Parkinson's disease. Contact the group facilitator, Jan 360.433.6400 for details and before attending your first meeting. #Clark
The Women with PD Support Group welcomes women who are living with a diagnosis of Parkinson's disease. Contact the group facilitator, Nicol 253.226.4069 for call-in information and other meeting details.
Weekly table tennis at the West Linn Adult Community Center. This is a wonderful way to meet other people with Parkinson's and care partners. Table tennis is good for hand eye coordination and balance. The goal of playing together is to rally and have fun! Contact Nia for more information at 971-727-3532
These classes are based on the Methods of John Argue and have been designed specifically for those with Parkinson’s disease. This approach combines yoga, tai-chi and dance, improving flexibility, strength, balance and overall coordination. The method is known to help prevent falls, improve facial expressiveness and improve intelligibility of speech. His proven strategy for coping […]
Grab a paddle (provided) and come play table tennis! This group meets weekly on Wednesdays from 1:00-2:30pm at the PRO Beaverton office at 8880 SW Nimbus Ave Suite B. No experience necessary. Coach Rob can teach you how to play. Table tennis is a fantastic way to move your body, socialize, and practice hand-eye coordination. […]
The Newly Diagnosed support group welcomes family, friends, and care partners as well as those within the first three years of a Parkinson's diagnosis. This group meets virtually. Please contact Nia at nia@parkinsonsresources.org to obtain Zoom meeting details. Contact PRO 800.426.6806 for details and before attending your first meeting. #Washington
Numerous studies reveal the benefits of the practice, including reductions in symptoms related to anxiety, depression, stress, chronic pain and more. Recent studies now specifically addressing the benefits of mindfulness for Parkinson’s Disease confirm promising results. In partnership with Washington County This MINDFUL MEDITATION CLASS is about befriending the mind so that we can to the […]
This is the first session of the Communication Skills Group of the year! This session runs from January 6- March 10, 2023 The same PD symptoms that occur in muscles of the body, tremor, stiffness and slow movement - can occur in the muscles used in speaking: A soft voice, mumbled or fast speech, loss […]
These classes are based on the Methods of John Argue and have been designed specifically for those with Parkinson’s disease. This approach combines yoga, tai-chi and dance, improving flexibility, strength, balance and overall coordination. The method is known to help prevent falls, improve facial expressiveness and improve intelligibility of speech. His proven strategy for coping […]
TheVancouver Care Partner Support Group welcomes care partners and those caring for people with Parkinson's disease. This group meets virtually over Zoom. Contact the Diana at 360.433.6400 for details and before attending your first meeting. #Clark
The Lewy Body Dementia care partner support group welcomes those who are caring for a loved one who has been diagnosed with Lewy Body Dementia. This group is virtual. Contact the group facilitator, Kathy 971.222.7526 for details and before attending your first meeting. #Washington #Clatsop #Jackson #Marion #Multnomah #Clark #Wasco #Tillamook #Linn #Lake #Deschutes #Grant […]
Join Laura Lou for virtual chair classes on zoom. Classes are Mondays 11am to Noon, sessions typically run 12 weeks. Register at www.pro.eventbrite.com or call 800.426.6806 These classes have been designed specifically for those with Parkinson’s disease. This approach combines yoga, tai-chi and dance, improving flexibility, strength, balance and overall coordination. Great for those concerned […]
This session is January 2 - March 27, 2023, 13 weeks. Pranayama yoga can help energize the body and mind, improve alertness and concentration, reduce stress, may benefit those with tremor, improve memory and cognitive functions, help with sleeping disorders, provide mental-emotional stability and build confidence and improve quality of life. Nishita has been practicing […]
The Astoria support group welcomes family, friends and care partners as well as those living with a diagnosis of Parkinson’s disease. This group meets at Peace First Lutheran Church in Astoria, OR. Contact the Nia at nia@parkinsonsresources.org or call Parkinson's Resources at 800.426.6806 for details and before attending your first meeting. #Clatsop
Weekly table tennis at the West Linn Adult Community Center. This is a wonderful way to meet other people with Parkinson's and care partners. Table tennis is good for hand eye coordination and balance. The goal of playing together is to rally and have fun! Contact Nia for more information at 971-727-3532
These classes are based on the Methods of John Argue and have been designed specifically for those with Parkinson’s disease. This approach combines yoga, tai-chi and dance, improving flexibility, strength, balance and overall coordination. The method is known to help prevent falls, improve facial expressiveness and improve intelligibility of speech. His proven strategy for coping […]
Grab a paddle (provided) and come play table tennis! This group meets weekly on Wednesdays from 1:00-2:30pm at the PRO Beaverton office at 8880 SW Nimbus Ave Suite B. No experience necessary. Coach Rob can teach you how to play. Table tennis is a fantastic way to move your body, socialize, and practice hand-eye coordination. […]
Numerous studies reveal the benefits of the practice, including reductions in symptoms related to anxiety, depression, stress, chronic pain and more. Recent studies now specifically addressing the benefits of mindfulness for Parkinson’s Disease confirm promising results. In partnership with Washington County This MINDFUL MEDITATION CLASS is about befriending the mind so that we can to the […]
A fun and supportive hybrid in person and "virtual" song circle to practice projection, voice control and coordination through the joy of singing! Each session will start with a practice vocal warm-up and then sing your favorite songs with guitar accompaniment. We will sing in person at the PRO office in Beaverton (8880 SW Nimbus […]
This support group is for the children of people with Parkinson’s disease, MSA, PSP, and Lewy Body Dementia. This group will be facilitated by PRO Social Worker, Peggy Rost. Meetings will be held on the third Thursday of every month from 5-6pm on Zoom. Please contact Nia Jones at nia@parkinsonsresources.org or at 971.727.3532 for details […]
This is the first session of the Communication Skills Group of the year! This session runs from January 6- March 10, 2023 The same PD symptoms that occur in muscles of the body, tremor, stiffness and slow movement - can occur in the muscles used in speaking: A soft voice, mumbled or fast speech, loss […]
These classes are based on the Methods of John Argue and have been designed specifically for those with Parkinson’s disease. This approach combines yoga, tai-chi and dance, improving flexibility, strength, balance and overall coordination. The method is known to help prevent falls, improve facial expressiveness and improve intelligibility of speech. His proven strategy for coping […]
The MSA/PSP care partner support group in Beaverton welcomes those caring for a loved one living with a diagnosis of Multiple System Atrophy (MSA) or Progressive Supranuclear Palsy (PSP). This group is for care partners only. This is a virtual meeting. Contact PRO 800.426.6806 for details and before attending your first meeting. #Washington #Multnomah #Lane […]
The support group in Vancouver welcomes family, friends and care partners as well as those living with a diagnosis of Parkinson's disease. This meeting is held at Messiah Lutheran Church in Vancouver. You can join via Zoom or in person. Contact the group facilitators, Hope at 518.265.0340 for details and before attending your first meeting. […]
The Young Onset Happy Hour support group in Portland welcomes family, friends and care partners as well as those living with a diagnosis of Parkinson's disease. This group is virtual. Please contact Jeff 503.784.7069 to obtain Zoom meeting details. #Multnomah #Washington #Clark
Join Laura Lou for virtual chair classes on zoom. Classes are Mondays 11am to Noon, sessions typically run 12 weeks. Register at www.pro.eventbrite.com or call 800.426.6806 These classes have been designed specifically for those with Parkinson’s disease. This approach combines yoga, tai-chi and dance, improving flexibility, strength, balance and overall coordination. Great for those concerned […]
This session is January 2 - March 27, 2023, 13 weeks. Pranayama yoga can help energize the body and mind, improve alertness and concentration, reduce stress, may benefit those with tremor, improve memory and cognitive functions, help with sleeping disorders, provide mental-emotional stability and build confidence and improve quality of life. Nishita has been practicing […]
Weekly table tennis at the West Linn Adult Community Center. This is a wonderful way to meet other people with Parkinson's and care partners. Table tennis is good for hand eye coordination and balance. The goal of playing together is to rally and have fun! Contact Nia for more information at 971-727-3532
These classes are based on the Methods of John Argue and have been designed specifically for those with Parkinson’s disease. This approach combines yoga, tai-chi and dance, improving flexibility, strength, balance and overall coordination. The method is known to help prevent falls, improve facial expressiveness and improve intelligibility of speech. His proven strategy for coping […]
Please note - this is an in-person class offered at the main office of Parkinson's Resources of Oregon, located in Beaverton. Illness, family obligations, and medical needs can all come unexpectedly for any of us, and for those of us in crucial roles as caregivers (for ourselves or others), it is important to plan ahead. […]
Grab a paddle (provided) and come play table tennis! This group meets weekly on Wednesdays from 1:00-2:30pm at the PRO Beaverton office at 8880 SW Nimbus Ave Suite B. No experience necessary. Coach Rob can teach you how to play. Table tennis is a fantastic way to move your body, socialize, and practice hand-eye coordination. […]
PRO is offering a Care Partner Zoom Support Group meeting, open to care partners, that is staff facilitated. To join and obtain call-in details for the Care Partner Support Group, please email Nia at nia@parkinsonsresources.org. Please remember that the PRO helpline is open and available Monday through Friday: 800-426-6806.
Numerous studies reveal the benefits of the practice, including reductions in symptoms related to anxiety, depression, stress, chronic pain and more. Recent studies now specifically addressing the benefits of mindfulness for Parkinson’s Disease confirm promising results. In partnership with Washington County This MINDFUL MEDITATION CLASS is about befriending the mind so that we can to the […]
Are you navigating Parkinson’s without a partner? Looking to connect with others to build a support network? People with Parkinson's are welcome to join this support group meeting on the 4th Thursday of the month. This is a virtual meeting. Contact Nia Jones, Program Coordinator at nia@parkinsonresouces.org or call 971.727.3532.
This is the first session of the Communication Skills Group of the year! This session runs from January 6- March 10, 2023 The same PD symptoms that occur in muscles of the body, tremor, stiffness and slow movement - can occur in the muscles used in speaking: A soft voice, mumbled or fast speech, loss […]
These classes are based on the Methods of John Argue and have been designed specifically for those with Parkinson’s disease. This approach combines yoga, tai-chi and dance, improving flexibility, strength, balance and overall coordination. The method is known to help prevent falls, improve facial expressiveness and improve intelligibility of speech. His proven strategy for coping […]
Are you concerned about yourself or a loved one? Have you recently been diagnosed? This program may help you understand what Parkinson's is and is not and why it is difficult to diagnose. Parkinson's disease (PD), is a chronic, neurodegenerative disease that can lead to a wide range of symptoms and challenges. This presentation will […]
The MSA/PSP support group welcomes care partners and those living with a diagnosis of Multiple System Atrophy (MSA) or Progressive Supranuclear Palsy (PSP). Please contact Akiko at 503.853.9584 to obtain Zoom meeting details. #Multnomah
Join Laura Lou for virtual chair classes on zoom. Classes are Mondays 11am to Noon, sessions typically run 12 weeks. Register at www.pro.eventbrite.com or call 800.426.6806 These classes have been designed specifically for those with Parkinson’s disease. This approach combines yoga, tai-chi and dance, improving flexibility, strength, balance and overall coordination. Great for those concerned […]
This session is January 2 - March 27, 2023, 13 weeks. Pranayama yoga can help energize the body and mind, improve alertness and concentration, reduce stress, may benefit those with tremor, improve memory and cognitive functions, help with sleeping disorders, provide mental-emotional stability and build confidence and improve quality of life. Nishita has been practicing […]
The Vancouver support group at Touchmark welcomes family, friends and carepartners as well as those living with a diagnosis of Parkinson's disease. Contact the group facilitator, Jan 360.433.6400 for details and before attending your first meeting. #Clark
Weekly table tennis at the West Linn Adult Community Center. This is a wonderful way to meet other people with Parkinson's and care partners. Table tennis is good for hand eye coordination and balance. The goal of playing together is to rally and have fun! Contact Nia for more information at 971-727-3532
The Astoria care partner support group welcomes those who are caring for a person with Parkinson's disease. This group is specifically for care partners and care givers. This group meets at Peace First Lutheran Church in Astoria, OR. Contact the Nia at nia@parkinsonsresources.org or call Parkinson’s Resources at 800.426.6806 for details and before attending your […]
These classes are based on the Methods of John Argue and have been designed specifically for those with Parkinson’s disease. This approach combines yoga, tai-chi and dance, improving flexibility, strength, balance and overall coordination. The method is known to help prevent falls, improve facial expressiveness and improve intelligibility of speech. His proven strategy for coping […]
Grab a paddle (provided) and come play table tennis! This group meets weekly on Wednesdays from 1:00-2:30pm at the PRO Beaverton office at 8880 SW Nimbus Ave Suite B. No experience necessary. Coach Rob can teach you how to play. Table tennis is a fantastic way to move your body, socialize, and practice hand-eye coordination. […]
PRO is offering a PD Zoom Support Group meeting, open to people with Parkinson's as well as their care partners, that is staff facilitated. To join and obtain call-in details for the General Tele-Support Group, please email Libby at libby@parkinsonsresources.org Please remember that the PRO helpline is open and available Monday through Friday: 800-426-6806.
This is the first session of the Communication Skills Group of the year! This session runs from January 6- March 10, 2023 The same PD symptoms that occur in muscles of the body, tremor, stiffness and slow movement - can occur in the muscles used in speaking: A soft voice, mumbled or fast speech, loss […]
These classes are based on the Methods of John Argue and have been designed specifically for those with Parkinson’s disease. This approach combines yoga, tai-chi and dance, improving flexibility, strength, balance and overall coordination. The method is known to help prevent falls, improve facial expressiveness and improve intelligibility of speech. His proven strategy for coping […]