Neuro-Wellness Alliance Inc

04/03/2026

02/09/2026

Women with Parkinson’s disease face unique challenges, including delayed diagnosis, different symptoms, and lower-quality healthcare.

By providing information and raising awareness, we aim to empower women with PD to advocate for the care and quality of life they deserve. Visit Parkinson.org/Women for more information. 🤝

09/02/2025

As Parkinson's disease progresses, the brain's response to medications may change. This can lead to symptom fluctuations, known as "on" and "off" periods.

"On" periods are times when the medication is working well, or symptoms are less noticeable. "Off" periods are times when the medication's effects wear off, and symptoms return or worsen. Learn how to manage these fluctuations by visiting: Parkinson.org/library/fact-sheets/managing-off-time

07/21/2025

Couldn’t make it last time? Here’s your second chance.

Dr. Ray Dorsey is *back by popular demand* and this time, he’s joining us online to talk about his new book, *The Parkinson’s Plan*.

This is a great chance to hear directly from one of the leading voices in Parkinson’s care and research, ask your questions, and get inspired by the latest thinking on how to live well with PD.

Mark your calendar and join us from wherever you are!

🗓️ Thursday, July 31

🕛 12:00–1:00 PM PT

📍 Virtual event

07/20/2025

Neuro-Wellness Antelope Valley 🥊🥊🥊

This is Janice and she is our very 1st fighter who joined our new Boxing program for Parkinson’s in Palmdale.

Every week she puts in the hard work & gets stronger with every 1-2 jab cross on the punching bag. So proud of her progress & persistence. Stronger Everyday 💪 ❤️ 🥊

Join us Saturdays at 11am August 2nd-30th at Legacy Commons! Contact Us for more Info at:

[email protected]

07/10/2025

I almost didn't go to the gym the other day, but I'm so glad that I did.

When was the last time just showing up made all the difference for you?

06/12/2025

Begin your advocacy journey for a rare disease community with practical steps, including connecting with others, accessing expert resources, sharing your story, and organizing local events.

06/12/2025

If you are new to Parkinson's, the Parkinson’s Foundation is here to support you with resources that can help you with your next step.

06/12/2025

It’s known that art therapy can improve one’s mood by creating a sense of community and aid in communication and self-expression.

Join us on Wednesday, June 11, 12-1pm PT/3-4pm ET with Art Therapist, Marygrace Berberian, LCSW. Research is showing that art therapy can do more to benefit Parkinson’s disease by improving overall visual-cognitive skills, visual exploration strategies, and general motor functions.

Register here: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_LcITlVl1TpKQ7lEZcWiAqA

11/19/2024

Our November Movement + Support Group Today! Neuro-Wellness Alliance Inc

Movement Warmup:

Tennis Ball Activity for balance, movement, and improved reaction. Wrist Roller exercise to improve hand & grip strength.

Mindfulness & Gratitude Practice: We wrote all the things we are grateful for in our lives. Our members wrote ALOT!!! 🤎🧡🍁🙏

Traveling with Parkinson’s Tips & Suggestions

We also shared this great FREE resource with our members! The Davis Phinney Foundation created a manual for those with Parkinson’s and a companion manual for Care Partners. There is so much great info packed into this resource. We are so grateful to be able to provide this to all our members and their families.

We will share more in a follow-up post about our Gratitude Practice, Resources from The Davis Phinney Foundation & Travel Tips from our members.

Our Next Movement & Support Group will be in January 2025. Stay tuned for details.