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How are Support Groups staying in touch?
The impact of Coronavirus (COVID-19) on Australian society has been significant. Participants of Parkinson’s NSW Support Groups have taken to technology with a passion to overcome the challenges of social […]
Read MoreRespite is Necessary for Carers
In order for them to maintain mental and physical health, and to remain effective in their caring role. Respite simply means taking a break from being a carer. There are […]
Read MoreMeet & Greet: Chinatown Bilingual
The Chinatown Bilingual Support Group was established in 2005 and is unusual in that it is based not on geography, but on a shared culture and language. The Group […]
Read MoreFocus remains on break-even by 30 June
Despite the challenges of the Coronavirus situation (shared by the business sector and not-for-profits alike) Parkinson’s NSW remains focused on achieving break-even financial results by the end of fiscal 2019-2020. […]
Read MorePharmacy Home Delivery Service
Australia Post has teamed up with the Pharmacy Guild of Australia to deliver medicines via a contactless pharmacy home delivery service. The measures include: Continued dispensing arrangements for the ongoing […]
Read MoreWhat are you Grateful for Today?
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, many of us are in quarantine or social isolation. Parkinson’s NSW Program Officer Exercise Alyson Blanks came across this list of Daily Quarantine Questions on […]
Read MoreNew Director Appointed to the Board
The Board of Parkinson’s NSW has been further strengthened through the appointment of Denise Thomas. She is currently the Chief Executive Officer of MetroRehab Hospital. Denise started her career as […]
Read MoreCOTA Supports Government Advice on COVID-19
Council on the Ageing (COTA) Australia has endorsed Government advice that all older people should remain at home as much as possible and to take precautions when outside their home. […]
Read MoreTips for Managing Carer Stress
According to Carers NSW, key contributors to carer stress include: The daily physical and emotional demands of caring Lack of choice Conflict and frustration Lack of support Social isolation The greater […]
Read MoreImportance of Planning Ahead for Carers
Carers are often focused on the immediate challenges of caring that it can be difficult to find time to make emergency or long-term plans, or to make sure their expertise […]
Read MoreHow to Fit Regular Exercise into Your Day
We all seem to busier than we’ve ever been before and fitting exercise into your day can be hard – especially now there are voluntary isolation and social distancing requirements […]
Read MoreMick’s DBS Journey
Mick’s Aged 65 Had DBS surgery in October 2010 I was diagnosed with Parkinson’s in August 2002. My father had it and I went through the symptoms I had developed […]
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