Dear Readers: I love to see your comments and get your emails as we share our collective experiences. I am just a lay person and a patient like the rest of you. For medical and similar advice, you need to talk to your own doctors.
All Twitchy Women programs are free to all who participate. It takes resources to continue our work and we cannot do it without your help. Our partnership with the Parkinson’s Wellness Fund allows those who want to provide support to do so.
Sunday Mornings with Twitchy Woman Learn Together, Play Together and Thrive Together Twitchy Woman hosts a series of webinars on Zoom for Women with Parkinson’s Disease
March 7 Alone in a Crowd
Alone in a Crowd: Conquering Loneliness and Isolation in These Times of Spiritual Distress and Parkinson’s Symptoms Research shows that loneliness and social isolation can increase severity of Parkinson’s symptoms. But is the answer to simply surround ourselves with more people or more zoom calls? Rev. Sharon Burniston, MDiv, BCC-PCHAC, CT, a palliative care chaplain will share insights into how spiritual distress can lead to feelings of loneliness, even when we are surrounded by caring friends and family. Register here
March 21 Parkinson’s-Art of Expression (PARTE’)
Stephanie Goodman will introduce us to Parkinson’s-Art of Expression, (PARTE™) which provides a creative, drama-based outlet among peers, promotes mental health and serves as an expressive sanctuary for people with Parkinson’s and their care partners. Creative drama exercises, (tools borrowed from the theatre), arehere to join the fun.
For more information on each webinar, click on Twitchy Woman Information and Ev ents
Featured on the Parkinson’s Foundation Website
Please send me info on costs, times and classes. Nancy @ 323-419-1999
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contact Lauren Von Bermuth at laurenvb99@yahoo.com. Lauren is the instructor for the classes and she can give you all of the information that you need. Classes are Tuesday, Thursday and Friday at 12:30.
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