This group meets on the 3rd Wednesday of the month at 2:15 pm at the Northeast Community Center. The group is open to people with Parkinson’s, care partners, friends, and family.
Please note the group location has steps to enter the building.
Before attending, contact Phil at 503.819.8033.
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Come join us at Northeast Community Center’s new premiere PD Boxing Club! Each class is designed to address and mitigate common symptoms of Parkinson’s with certified coaching and the latest science backed information. While every session will be a bit different, expect a group warm up, balance and agility work, speed and endurance through boxing fundamentals and lots of vocalizing. Our PD Boxing Club members will work the heavy bag, wall mount menace bag, mitts, TRX and more! A one time equipment fee of $100, included in pricing, will supply you with your own set of gloves, mitts, wraps, and a tee.
Come prepared to sweat, have fun and find your community with us. We are offering 3 classes a week. Attendance is encouraged but not required for each class. We do not provide refunds for missed classes.
This initial class is best suited through stage 2.
The Northeast Community Center is located at 1630 NE 38th Ave in Portland. Parking is available in our lot, which is across the street from our front doors. We are also within walking distance of bus lines 12, 75, and 77 as well as the Red, Blue and Green MAX lines.
Please note, our facility is unfortunately not ADA accessible. To enter the building, there are 6 stairs. All staircases have handrails. The gymnasium and restrooms are on our first floor after the 6 stairs at the entrance.
Instructors: Josh English. To learn more, email the Fitness Manager at [email protected]
Fees: Spring Session includes 1 time materials fee ($100 includes gloves, wraps, mitts, and a tee!) so initial pricing is $375 NECC members, $570 non-members. We offer insurance-based NECC membership! Summer 2026 session will be different pricing, and folks new to the program will pay the equipment fee separately.
Come join us at Northeast Community Center’s new premiere PD Boxing Club! Each class is designed to address and mitigate common symptoms of Parkinson’s with certified coaching and the latest science backed information. While every session will be a bit different, expect a group warm up, balance and agility work, speed and endurance through boxing fundamentals and lots of vocalizing. Our PD Boxing Club members will work the heavy bag, wall mount menace bag, mitts, TRX and more! A one time equipment fee of $100, included in pricing, will supply you with your own set of gloves, mitts, wraps, and a tee.
Come prepared to sweat, have fun and find your community with us. We are offering 3 classes a week. Attendance is encouraged but not required for each class. We do not provide refunds for missed classes.
This initial class is best suited through stage 2.
The Northeast Community Center is located at 1630 NE 38th Ave in Portland. Parking is available in our lot, which is across the street from our front doors. We are also within walking distance of bus lines 12, 75, and 77 as well as the Red, Blue and Green MAX lines.
Please note, our facility is unfortunately not ADA accessible. To enter the building, there are 6 stairs. All staircases have handrails. The gymnasium and restrooms are on our first floor after the 6 stairs at the entrance.
Instructors: Josh English. To learn more, email the Fitness Manager at [email protected]
Fees: Spring Session includes 1 time materials fee ($100 includes gloves, wraps, mitts, and a tee!) so initial pricing is $375 NECC members, $570 non-members. We offer insurance-based NECC membership! Summer 2026 session will be different pricing, and folks new to the program will pay the equipment fee separately.
$10 Registration required per person, lunch included. Scholarships available and easy to attain- just call our office! 800-426-6806.
Have you experienced stomach problems like bellyaches and bloating? Do you find you are not as regular as you could be? You are not the only one finding it difficult to manage.
The entire gastrointestinal system is affected by Parkinson’s Disease. From the tongue to the bum! In particular constipation, nausea, and decreased appetite are common problems that often require complex solutions. We will learn how this relates to Parkinson’s disease, when you should talk to the doctor and how it is managed. Our program with Dr. Sara Batya, MDS, will provide answers to issues that impact most people with PD.
Follow the Cochrane’s cross-country adventure as they meet baseball legends, connect with the Parkinson’s community, and navigate quiet, powerful moments of living with PD. Boys of Summer: Short Stop is a warm, funny and honest celebration of family, resilience and love. This is their third film in the award-winning documentary series spanning more than two decades. The fourth film, Boys of Summer: Third Base will premiere at the World Parkinson’s Congress in May 2026. More details at: www.bosmovie.com
Meet the Director! Robert Cochrane will join us at 6:15pm for a virtual Q&A.
Please note that we have cancelled the “Beaverton Watch Party” option, but we hope you’ll still join us online for our virtual screening and director Q&A!
$20 Registration required per person, lunch included. Scholarships available and easy to attain- just call our office! 800-426-6806.
Swing FORE a good cause! Enjoy a fun day with friends while supporting Parkinson’s Resources!
Join us at Top Golf in Hillsboro for an afternoon of range-style golf fully protected from the weather, a tasty buffet, fun prizes, and a Closest to the Pin challenge. Now that’s a winning day. Buffet and non-alcoholic drinks are included with tickets. Don’t want to golf? Come as a spectator with buffet included*.
Reserve your spot today and Swing FORE PRO!
You have several choices: 1) Single Golfer ($100) – we will set you up with five other players, 2) Come as a Friends & Family Team $800 – 6 golfers and your own BAY to yourself! 3) Spectator – don’t golf but want to enjoy the fun? or 4) Corporate sponsorships and team opportunities available (contact [email protected])
*There is a catering charge for every person attending, hence the spectator fee.
Don’t miss the fun. This is an annual show benefiting Parkinson’s Resources.
This is a ticketed event and all proceeds go directly to PRO and stay in our local communities to provide services at no cost to those affected by Parkinson’s
This in-person workshop, which is for Family Caregivers only, will provide practical guidance for navigating your loved one’s advanced PD.
This education workshop is designed to equip family members and caregivers with the knowledge and resources to approach the advanced stages of the disease with greater confidence. Recognizing that every family situation is unique, this program will educate caregivers about the issues and decisions impacting quality of life. This includes an exploration of the physical and cognitive changes to expect, as well as the other medical aspects of advanced PD; the legal considerations to be aware of including long-term care basics, power of attorney, and Medicaid planning; and finally a discussion of hospice services – what it really means, when it may be appropriate, and how to start this important conversation early.