Never willing to miss an opportunity to shine a light on Parkinson’s we have found a shop in Bandon that is happy for us to use the windows to decorate and display information during the Christmas season.
Our Parkinson’s Christmas carol scene will have past and present achievements and future goals. What a great way to showcase the fantastic work CPA does.
A big shoutout to Stella for organising another brilliant day in Gougane Barra and for arranging the fine weather too. It was such a pleasure to meet up with 25 fellow CPA members after a long time apart. Let’s hope this marks the start of our group activities returning to normal!
We just had an amazing sing along with the World Parkinson’s Coalition in celebration of Valentine’s day with many of our Perpetual Motion members joining us. Next month, Ireland will be hosting a celebration of St Patrick’s day so come along and lend your voice to the wonderful event. Let’s show the rest of the…
#PD Rebel Runners are now officially entered into the Marathon as a team. So far we have Jerome Maume representing Young Parkinson’s, Brid McAuliffe representing Carers, Tony Wilkinson’s representing the Wibbly Wobblies and a number of other people in the medical, research, physiotherapy and other supporting roles running under the banner. We have worked closely…
We would like to thank Dr Sean O’Sullivan, Dr Ruth McCullagh, Dr Emma O’Shea and Prof Suzanne Timmons for their very engaging and thoughtful presentations. We have received fantastic feedback from attendees who found the topics covered meaningful and reflected their own experiences. What really made the difference for our attendees is that the session…
Tonight, February 14th at 9.00 pm there is a webinar on the PD laser care device which we have discussed a few times on calls. This is for clinicians but Mark is happy for us to listen in. I will certainly be there. If you are interested in getting the device after the call, email…
CPA is focusing on the use of Technology for this year’s Parkinson’s Awareness Week. Click here to see article in the Irish Examiner, April 11th 2023
