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8-Week Mindfulness & Compassion Course For People with Parkinson’s

Monday, February 07, 2022 11:30 am
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This program will meet once a week for eight consecutive weeks on Mondays

February 7 - March 28, 2022

11:30 am - 1:00 pm ET

You must pre-register. To register, click here Register here! (this link takes them directly to the reg. form).

Once you register, you will receive an e-mail with the correct Zoom link and log-in information to access the program. 

Mindfulness Training will begin on Monday, Feb. 7 at 11:30 am and will run for 8 consecutive Mondays through, March 28, 2022.

MINDFULNESS

·     Improves stress resilience

·     Increases confidence and self-acceptance

·     Enhances sleep, focus, and attention

You will learn:

·     What Mindfulness & Self-Compassion Are

·     How perception shapes our experience

·     Mindfulness tools to work with stress & anxiety

·     Self-compassion for difficult emotions

·     To cultivate positive emotions

·     Several formal practices including:

·     Sitting meditation

·     Mindful Yoga

·     Supportive Touch & Self-Compassion

INSTRUCTORS

Dr. Barbara A. Pickut, MD, MPH, RYT 200

Neurologist, MSU Health Care, Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction Instructor

Dr. Pickut is an Associate Professor of Neurology, serving people with Movement and Memory challenges. She is a certified instructor in Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction and Yoga. She has been working with People with Parkinson's and mindfulness training for over 10 years.

Carol Hendershot, E-RYT500

Certified Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction Instructor

Co-Founder & Owner, Grand Rapids Center for Mindfulness

Carol has been teaching Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction (MBSR) since 2008 and has led hundreds of students through the program. She has completed extensive training through The Center for Mindfulness at the UMass Medical School, UCSD Center for Mindfulness, and the Center for Mindful Self-Compassion.

For more information visit: www.parkinsonsmi.org

Pelvic Floor Rehabilitation Program

Tuesday, February 08, 2022 7:00 pm - 8:00 pm
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Pelvic Floor Rehabilitation program presented by Amanda Brennan, OTR/L, Occupational Therapist, Life Beyond Barriers Rehabilitation Group

To view the Winter schedule of programs: Winter 2022 Education Programs

To access the Zoom link, visit https://parkinsonsmi-org.zoom.us/ for Meeting ID: 660 963 7129.

Enter the Password, MPF2020 (Letters are all capitalized)

Or participate by phone, 646-558-8656, then enter meeting ID 660 963 7129.

VSG: Managing Non-Motor Symptoms of Parkinson's

Tuesday, April 19, 2022 7:00 pm
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Virtual Support Group

Managing Non-Motor Symptoms of Parkinson's

Tuesday April 19, 2022 at 7:00pm via Zoom

Presented by Danette Taylor, DO

Medical Director of the Movement Disorders Program

Mercy Health Hauenstein Neuroscience Center

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VSG: Vision Problems and Parkinson's Disease

Tuesday, April 26, 2022 7:00 pm
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Virtual Support Group

Vision Problems and Parkinson's Disease

Tuesday April 26, 2022 at 7:00pm via Zoom

Presented by Anu Patel, MD

Retina Institute of Michigan

Dr. Patel specializes in retina care and offers medical and surgical care for all diseases and conditions affecting the retina, including diabetic eye care, macular degeneration, retinal detachment, retinopathy, vitreoretinal surgery, and more. Dr. Patel earned her medical degree at Wayne State University in Detroit and completed her ophthalmology residency at the Kresge Eye Institute in Detroit, where she was chief resident. She then completed an additional two-year medical and surgical fellowship in retina care at the New York Eye and Ear Infirmary in Manhattan, New York.

VES: Parkinson's Tips and Tricks: Improve Your Daily Activities

Tuesday, June 21, 2022 7:00 pm
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Parkinson's Tips and Tricks: Improve Your Daily Activities

Tuesday, June 21, 2022 at 7:00pm via ZOOM

 

Presented by: Quinn Hanses, Occupational Therapist, MPF Intern

This talk will help you understand what occupational therapy is, explore how you can improve your everyday occupations (e.g., hygiene, dressing, eating, functional mobility), and answer any questions related to everyday difficulties you may have. For example, does tremor affect your handwriting or eating? Maybe you could benefit from weighted silverware, built-up handles, or new electric adaptive devices. 

Come listen and let's share resources and brainstorm together!

To access the Zoom link, visit https://parkinsonsmi-org.zoom.us

Meeting ID: 660 963 7129

Enter the Password, MPF2020 (Letters are all capitalized)

Or participate by phone, 646-558-8656

Then enter meeting ID 660 963 7129.

VES: Respite, Palliative and Hospice, what do they mean?

Tuesday, September 20, 2022 7:00 pm - 8:00 pm
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Join us for...

Michigan Parkinson Foundation's Virtual Education Series on

Respite, Palliative and Hospice, what do they mean?

Presentation by Mikaela Falsetti

The Michigan Parkinson Foundation, along with our healthcare partners, are determined to keep you connected, interested and educated! MPF’s 2022 Virtual Patient Education programs are available live, the 3rd Tuesday of the month via Zoom.The Michigan Parkinson Foundation, along with our healthcare partners, are determined to keep you connected, interested and educated! MPF’s 2022 Virtual Patient Education programs are available live, the 3rd Tuesday of the month via Zoom.Zoom is an online platform that allows us to connect our live programs directly to you at home via your computer.

To access the Zoom link, visit https://parkinsonsmi-org.zoom.us/ for Meeting ID: 660 963 7129. Enter the Password, MPF 2020 (Letters are all capitalized)

Or participate by phone, 646 558 8656, then enter meeting ID 660 963 7129.

Together in Parkinson's Care Education

Thursday, September 22, 2022 7:00 am
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Together in Parkinson's Care Education

This activity has been approved for AMA PRA Category 1 Credit

Open to all Medical Professionals

September through November 

The Michigan Parkinson Foundation in partnership with Wayne State University will offer 7 Virtual Continuing Medical Education programs open to all medical professionals seeking CME credits*!

 

Programs will be held via Zoom. 

Each program will begin at 7:00 am, duration of 1 hour. 

09/22/22 Basic Management of Parkinson’s Disease and When It Is Time To Refer To A Neurologist. Aaron Ellenbogen, DO

09/29/22 Managing Non-Motor Symptoms Associated With Parkinson’s Disease. Danette Taylor, DO.

10/06/22 Update On Parkinson’s Medication. Kara Wyant, MD

10/13/22 Medication Management In The Hospital And Long Term Facilities.

Karen Freshwater, PA

10/20/22 Criteria For A Successful Candidate For Deep Brain Stimulation.

Jason Schwalb, MD

10/27/22 The Important Role Of Exercise In Managing Parkinson’s Symptoms.

Dorin Deitch, DO.

11/03/22 Mental Health Issues And Parkinson’s Psychosis, Hallucinations, Anxiety and Depression. Cornelius Robens, MD

To reserve your spot or receive more information,

contact Julia Wall at 248-419-8009 | jwall@parkinsonsmi.org | www.parkinsonsmi.org

Together in Parkinson's Care Education

Thursday, September 29, 2022 7:00 am
This event does not repeat

Together in Parkinson's Care Education

This activity has been approved for AMA PRA Category 1 Credit

Open to all Medical Professionals

September through November 

The Michigan Parkinson Foundation in partnership with Wayne State University will offer 7 Virtual Continuing Medical Education programs open to all medical professionals seeking CME credits*!

 

Programs will be held via Zoom. 

Each program will begin at 7:00 am, duration of 1 hour. 

09/22/22 Basic Management of Parkinson’s Disease and When It Is Time To Refer To A Neurologist. Aaron Ellenbogen, DO

09/29/22 Managing Non-Motor Symptoms Associated With Parkinson’s Disease. Danette Taylor, DO.

10/06/22 Update On Parkinson’s Medication. Kara Wyant, MD

10/13/22 Medication Management In The Hospital And Long Term Facilities.

Karen Freshwater, PA

10/20/22 Criteria For A Successful Candidate For Deep Brain Stimulation.

Jason Schwalb, MD

10/27/22 The Important Role Of Exercise In Managing Parkinson’s Symptoms.

Dorin Deitch, DO.

11/03/22 Mental Health Issues And Parkinson’s Psychosis, Hallucinations, Anxiety and Depression. Cornelius Robens, MD

To reserve your spot or receive more information,

contact Julia Wall at 248-419-8009 | jwall@parkinsonsmi.org | www.parkinsonsmi.org

Together in Parkinson's Care Education

Thursday, October 06, 2022 7:00 am
This event does not repeat

Together in Parkinson's Care Education

This activity has been approved for AMA PRA Category 1 Credit

Open to all Medical Professionals

September through November 

The Michigan Parkinson Foundation in partnership with Wayne State University will offer 7 Virtual Continuing Medical Education programs open to all medical professionals seeking CME credits*!

 

Programs will be held via Zoom. 

Each program will begin at 7:00 am, duration of 1 hour. 

09/22/22 Basic Management of Parkinson’s Disease and When It Is Time To Refer To A Neurologist. Aaron Ellenbogen, DO

09/29/22 Managing Non-Motor Symptoms Associated With Parkinson’s Disease. Danette Taylor, DO.

10/06/22 Update On Parkinson’s Medication. Kara Wyant, MD

10/13/22 Medication Management In The Hospital And Long Term Facilities.

Karen Freshwater, PA

10/20/22 Criteria For A Successful Candidate For Deep Brain Stimulation.

Jason Schwalb, MD

10/27/22 The Important Role Of Exercise In Managing Parkinson’s Symptoms.

Dorin Deitch, DO.

11/03/22 Mental Health Issues And Parkinson’s Psychosis, Hallucinations, Anxiety and Depression. Cornelius Robens, MD

To reserve your spot or receive more information,

contact Julia Wall at 248-419-8009 | jwall@parkinsonsmi.org | www.parkinsonsmi.org

Together in Parkinson's Care Education

Thursday, October 13, 2022 7:00 am
This event does not repeat

Together in Parkinson's Care Education

This activity has been approved for AMA PRA Category 1 Credit

Open to all Medical Professionals

September through November 

The Michigan Parkinson Foundation in partnership with Wayne State University will offer 7 Virtual Continuing Medical Education programs open to all medical professionals seeking CME credits*!

 

Programs will be held via Zoom. 

Each program will begin at 7:00 am, duration of 1 hour. 

09/22/22 Basic Management of Parkinson’s Disease and When It Is Time To Refer To A Neurologist. Aaron Ellenbogen, DO

09/29/22 Managing Non-Motor Symptoms Associated With Parkinson’s Disease. Danette Taylor, DO.

10/06/22 Update On Parkinson’s Medication. Kara Wyant, MD

10/13/22 Medication Management In The Hospital And Long Term Facilities.

Karen Freshwater, PA

10/20/22 Criteria For A Successful Candidate For Deep Brain Stimulation.

Jason Schwalb, MD

10/27/22 The Important Role Of Exercise In Managing Parkinson’s Symptoms.

Dorin Deitch, DO.

11/03/22 Mental Health Issues And Parkinson’s Psychosis, Hallucinations, Anxiety and Depression. Cornelius Robens, MD

To reserve your spot or receive more information,

contact Julia Wall at 248-419-8009 | jwall@parkinsonsmi.org | www.parkinsonsmi.org

VES: Neuropsych Evaluation.. What is it and why should I get it?

Tuesday, October 18, 2022 7:00 pm - 8:00 pm
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Tuesday, October 18, 7:00 p.m., Neuropsych Evaluation.. What is it and why should I get it?

Dr. Adrianna Zec, Behavioral Health at Henry Ford Health

 

The Michigan Parkinson Foundation, along with our healthcare partners, are determined to keep you connected, interested and educated! MPF’s 2022 Virtual Patient Education programs are available live, the 3rd Tuesday of the month via Zoom.The Michigan Parkinson Foundation, along with our healthcare partners, are determined to keep you connected, interested and educated! MPF’s 2022 Virtual Patient Education programs are available live, the 3rd Tuesday of the month via Zoom.Zoom is an online platform that allows us to connect our live programs directly to you at home via your computer.

To access the Zoom link, visit https://parkinsonsmi-org.zoom.us/ for Meeting ID: 660 963 7129. Enter the Password, MPF 2020 (Letters are all capitalized)

Or participate by phone, 646 558 8656, then enter meeting ID 660 963 7129.

Together in Parkinson's Care Education

Thursday, October 20, 2022 7:00 am
This event does not repeat

Together in Parkinson's Care Education

This activity has been approved for AMA PRA Category 1 Credit

Open to all Medical Professionals

September through November 

The Michigan Parkinson Foundation in partnership with Wayne State University will offer 7 Virtual Continuing Medical Education programs open to all medical professionals seeking CME credits*!

 

Programs will be held via Zoom. 

Each program will begin at 7:00 am, duration of 1 hour. 

09/22/22 Basic Management of Parkinson’s Disease and When It Is Time To Refer To A Neurologist. Aaron Ellenbogen, DO

09/29/22 Managing Non-Motor Symptoms Associated With Parkinson’s Disease. Danette Taylor, DO.

10/06/22 Update On Parkinson’s Medication. Kara Wyant, MD

10/13/22 Medication Management In The Hospital And Long Term Facilities.

Karen Freshwater, PA

10/20/22 Criteria For A Successful Candidate For Deep Brain Stimulation.

Jason Schwalb, MD

10/27/22 The Important Role Of Exercise In Managing Parkinson’s Symptoms.

Dorin Deitch, DO.

11/03/22 Mental Health Issues And Parkinson’s Psychosis, Hallucinations, Anxiety and Depression. Cornelius Robens, MD

To reserve your spot or receive more information,

contact Julia Wall at 248-419-8009 | jwall@parkinsonsmi.org | www.parkinsonsmi.org

Together in Parkinson's Care Education

Thursday, October 27, 2022 7:00 am
This event does not repeat

Together in Parkinson's Care Education

This activity has been approved for AMA PRA Category 1 Credit

Open to all Medical Professionals

September through November 

The Michigan Parkinson Foundation in partnership with Wayne State University will offer 7 Virtual Continuing Medical Education programs open to all medical professionals seeking CME credits*!

 

Programs will be held via Zoom. 

Each program will begin at 7:00 am, duration of 1 hour. 

09/22/22 Basic Management of Parkinson’s Disease and When It Is Time To Refer To A Neurologist. Aaron Ellenbogen, DO

09/29/22 Managing Non-Motor Symptoms Associated With Parkinson’s Disease. Danette Taylor, DO.

10/06/22 Update On Parkinson’s Medication. Kara Wyant, MD

10/13/22 Medication Management In The Hospital And Long Term Facilities.

Karen Freshwater, PA

10/20/22 Criteria For A Successful Candidate For Deep Brain Stimulation.

Jason Schwalb, MD

10/27/22 The Important Role Of Exercise In Managing Parkinson’s Symptoms.

Dorin Deitch, DO.

11/03/22 Mental Health Issues And Parkinson’s Psychosis, Hallucinations, Anxiety and Depression. Cornelius Robens, MD

To reserve your spot or receive more information,

contact Julia Wall at 248-419-8009 | jwall@parkinsonsmi.org | www.parkinsonsmi.org

Together in Parkinson's Care Education

Thursday, November 03, 2022 7:00 am
This event does not repeat

Together in Parkinson's Care Education

This activity has been approved for AMA PRA Category 1 Credit

Open to all Medical Professionals

September through November 

The Michigan Parkinson Foundation in partnership with Wayne State University will offer 7 Virtual Continuing Medical Education programs open to all medical professionals seeking CME credits*!

 

Programs will be held via Zoom. 

Each program will begin at 7:00 am, duration of 1 hour. 

09/22/22 Basic Management of Parkinson’s Disease and When It Is Time To Refer To A Neurologist. Aaron Ellenbogen, DO

09/29/22 Managing Non-Motor Symptoms Associated With Parkinson’s Disease. Danette Taylor, DO.

10/06/22 Update On Parkinson’s Medication. Kara Wyant, MD

10/13/22 Medication Management In The Hospital And Long Term Facilities.

Karen Freshwater, PA

10/20/22 Criteria For A Successful Candidate For Deep Brain Stimulation.

Jason Schwalb, MD

10/27/22 The Important Role Of Exercise In Managing Parkinson’s Symptoms.

Dorin Deitch, DO.

11/03/22 Mental Health Issues And Parkinson’s Psychosis, Hallucinations, Anxiety and Depression. Cornelius Robens, MD

To reserve your spot or receive more information,

contact Julia Wall at 248-419-8009 | jwall@parkinsonsmi.org | www.parkinsonsmi.org

VES: Nutrition and Parkinson's Disease

Tuesday, November 15, 2022 7:00 pm - 8:00 pm
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Tuesday, November 15, 7:00 p.m., Nutrition and Parkinson’s Disease

by: Maureen Stocklein

 

The Michigan Parkinson Foundation, along with our healthcare partners, are determined to keep you connected, interested and educated! MPF’s 2022 Virtual Patient Education programs are available live, the 3rd Tuesday of the month via Zoom.The Michigan Parkinson Foundation, along with our healthcare partners, are determined to keep you connected, interested and educated! MPF’s 2022 Virtual Patient Education programs are available live, the 3rd Tuesday of the month via Zoom.Zoom is an online platform that allows us to connect our live programs directly to you at home via your computer.

To access the Zoom link, visit https://parkinsonsmi-org.zoom.us/ for Meeting ID: 660 963 7129. Enter the Password, MPF 2020 (Letters are all capitalized)

Or participate by phone, 646 558 8656, then enter meeting ID 660 963 7129.

VES: " Can a keto supplement help to improve memory in people with Lewy body disease? "

Tuesday, December 20, 2022 7:00 pm - 8:00 pm
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Tuesday, December 20, 7:00 p.m., " Can a keto supplement help to improve memory in people with Lewy body disease?" 

Guest Speaker - Nicolaas Bohnen, MD, PhD

 

The Michigan Parkinson Foundation, along with our healthcare partners, are determined to keep you connected, interested and educated! MPF’s 2022 Virtual Patient Education programs are available live, the 3rd Tuesday of the month via Zoom.The Michigan Parkinson Foundation, along with our healthcare partners, are determined to keep you connected, interested and educated! MPF’s 2022 Virtual Patient Education programs are available live, the 3rd Tuesday of the month via Zoom.Zoom is an online platform that allows us to connect our live programs directly to you at home via your computer.

To access the Zoom link, visit https://parkinsonsmi-org.zoom.us/ for Meeting ID: 660 963 7129. Enter the Password, MPF 2020 (Letters are all capitalized)

Or participate by phone, 646 558 8656, then enter meeting ID 660 963 7129.

 

VES: Update on new medications

Tuesday, February 21, 2023 7:00 pm - 8:00 pm
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VES: Update on new medications by Aaron Ellenbogen, D.O.

 

To access the Zoom link, visit https://parkinsonsmi-org.zoom.us

Meeting ID: 660 963 7129

Enter the Password, MPF2020 (Letters are all capitalized)

Or participate by phone, 646-558-8656

VES: Managing the Return of Parkinson’s Symptoms With a Unique Treatment

Tuesday, March 21, 2023 7:00 pm - 8:00 pm
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Michigan Parkinson Foundation

Virtual Education Series: Managing the Return of Parkinson’s Symptoms With a Unique Treatment. Sponsored by Acorda Therapeutics

Danny Bega, M.D., Northwestern Medicine, Chicago, IL

 

To access the Zoom link, visit https://parkinsonsmi-org.zoom.us

Meeting ID: 660 963 7129

Enter the Password, MPF2020 (Letters are all capitalized)

Or participate by phone, 646-558-8656

VES: Speak out and Loud Crowd, Speech Therapy

Tuesday, April 18, 2023 7:00 pm - 8:00 pm
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VES: Speak out and Loud Crowd, Speech Therapy

by AnnMarie L. Bates, MS, CCC-SLP, CMU

 

To access the Zoom link, visit https://parkinsonsmi-org.zoom.us

Meeting ID: 660 963 7129

Enter the Password, MPF2020 (Letters are all capitalized)

Or participate by phone, 646-558-8656

 

VES: Latest Clinical Trials

Tuesday, May 16, 2023 7:00 pm - 8:00 pm
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Michigan Parkinson Foundation

Virtual Education Series: Latest Clinical Trials

Dolly Niles, Quest Research

 

 

To access the Zoom link, visit https://parkinsonsmi-org.zoom.us

Meeting ID: 660 963 7129

Enter the Password, MPF2020 (Letters are all capitalized)

Or participate by phone, 646-558-8656

 

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