The free event will take place March 26th- 27th, 2026. Over the two-day event, People with Parkinson’s (PWP’s), their families, and the community, will have opportunities to connect with providers, products and services. There will be something for everyone from first diagnosis to advanced Parkinson’s Disease (PD). Please register to attend on our website pdcareconnection.org.
Connect with others who truly understand your journey at CurePSP’s Spring Community Weekend, where families and people living with PSP, CBD and MSA convene for support, hope and candid conversations on the realities of living with these diseases. Gain valuable insights from leading researchers and clinicians through accessible workshops on the latest treatments and trials, plus practical resources to help manage daily challenges. Find strength in community through meaningful conversations, legacy-building activities and social events designed to foster lasting connections with others on similar paths. Join us for an uplifting weekend of leading education surrounded by our vibrant community, proving that no one has to face these rare diseases alone.
Key Events
Education Summit & Community Celebration Dinner | Friday, May 1 – Sessions and workshops on living with PSP, CBD and MSA, followed by a community dinner to connect and celebrate together.
Run For Hope 5K & 1 Mile Walk | Saturday, May 2 – Open to all ages and abilities.
For people living with Parkinson’s disease who want individualized exercise support, accountability, and coaching built around their needs.
This may be for you if:
You want a personalized approach rather than a one-size-fits-all routine
You need more structure and support to stay consistent
You want a coach who understands the importance of movement, adaptation, and encouragement
You want exercise coaching that fits the reality of daily life
What this coaching helps with:
Consistency and accountability
Movement and strength support
Confidence and encouragement
A plan adapted to the individual
Ongoing coaching instead of isolated advice
In the seminar, “Parkinson’s and Acupuncture,” Dr. Bennett will discuss how the disease affects the body, including common symptoms like shaking, stiffness, and trouble with movement. She’ll explain how acupuncture and functional medicine can help support people living with Parkinson’s disease.
Dr. Stefanie Bennett has been in practice for over 20 years. As the owner of Bennett Acupuncture & Functional Medicine, she and her staff are committed to serving the people of Orange County.
The Lifestyle and Parkinson’s Disease Longitudinal Study (LPLS), located at Concordia University Irvine, explores how lifestyle choices (modifiable risk factors), such as diet and exercise, influence Parkinson’s Disease (PD) severity and progression.
Participants receive a personalized health report summarizing their data after completing our annual assessments (single 3-4 hour visit offered annually).
Researchers are typically pre-med and pre-professional students whose exposure to neurological and movement disorders is foundational in shaping their future interests.
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